The 2013 Domaine David Duband Chambertin is a red wine crafted from Pinot Noir grapes, hailing from the renowned Gevrey Chambertin appellation in the Cote de Nuits sub-region of Burgundy, France. This vintage is noted for its finesse and aging potential, with a 13.0% alcohol content and traditional cork closure.

Vinous reviewer Antonio Galloni awarded this wine a score of 94 points, describing it as a "distinctly finessed wine" that showcases the softer, gentler side of the Chambertin site. He notes that the wine is layered with "crushed flowers, red berries, spices, and mint," although it may not be as expressive today compared to other Grand Crus in the range. Galloni advises that this wine is best enjoyed between 2023 and 2043, highlighting its potential for aging.

Burghound also rated this wine highly, giving it a score of 94 points. The review highlights an array of characteristics that make this wine noteworthy. Described as having "ripe, pure, and airy aromas that are classic Gevrey," the wine offers a broad spectrum of floral, wild red berry fruit, earth, humus, and a hint of the sauvage. The review further emphasizes the wine's "broad-shouldered and muscular flavors" with excellent mid-palate concentration. The tannins are firm but relatively fine-grained, leading to a "beautifully balanced, robust and strikingly long finish." Burghound points out that this 2013 Chambertin is less austere than usual, making it more approachable, although patience is recommended for those who can cellar it.

Both reviews underscore the wine's elegance and complexity, with Galloni and Burghound each recognizing its potential to develop further with age. This vintage from Domaine David Duband is a testament to the classic qualities of Gevrey Chambertin wines, promising a rewarding experience for those who choose to wait.