This sparkling fresh Clos de la Roche has wonderful purity on the nose with dark cherry, redcurrant, crushed stone and orange blossom. The palate is very well balanced with filigree tannins and a captivating sense of composure. Crisp and surprisingly unevolved with great tension towards the finish, this is a top-class wine from the Dujac family, sparkling with freshness and vivacity. Drink now-2020+

his has finally arrived at its peak with still a still spicy nose that reflects floral and secondary fruit aromas of impressive complexity that introduce round yet focused medium-bodied flavors that offer excellent depth and length. While lighter in style compared to the general size and weight this wine typically possesses, the balance is exquisite and I very much like the strong sense of backend minerality. For my taste, this is drinking perfectly now as there is no additional upside development to be had. Note: I have experienced some mild inconsistency with this wine as one bottle was not at all at the same level of quality.

(WA90-92 points) This dark-colored wine displays cherry-laced cookie dough aromas and a medium-to-full-bodied, refined yet intense, core of tangy berries, cherries, earth, minerals, and metals. This broad, rich, chewy, and well-crafted wine has many admirable components, but lacks the power and "punch" that would have emanated from lower yields. - Pierre Rovani