"The 2013 Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru, which is one of the domaine wines from Remoissenet and picked up the wooden spoon in terms of finishing its malolactic, has a perfumed and floral bouquet that is well defined and pure. The palate is fresh and crisp with a tingle of white pepper and orange peel. There is good density here, a focused and tense Charmes-Chambertin with good length, reminiscent of the outstanding 2011. Excellent."

"Moderately strong wood and reductive aromas flatten the fruit at present. There is a surprisingly refined mouth feel to the silky, round and palate coating medium weight plus flavors that possess plenty of tannin-buffering dry extract, all wrapped in an admirably persistent and well-balanced finish. The sense of refinement is enhanced by the fine grain of the tannins and like the Gevrey 1er Le Trio, if this can add depth over the course of the next 10 to 15 years it should ultimately merit the top end of my projected range."

"Remoissenet's 2013 Charmes-Chambertin is striking, but my sense is that it is only showing a hint of its potential today. New leather and smoke meld into dark blue/purplish fruit in a decidedly powerful Charmes. Rose petal, lavender, spice and mint notes develop later, but the overall impression is of a taut Charmes that is going to need time to fully come together. The Charmes was the last wine to finish its malo, so its showing here is not at all surprising."