(94-96 points) The 2015 Chapelle-Chambertin Grand Cru was slightly reduced when I tasted it from barrel, although it opened more rapidly than the Griotte-Chambertin, offering wonderful dark cherry, strawberry and bergamot scents entwined with cold stone, perhaps even mountain stream-like aromas. The palate is medium-bodied with supple, very fine, almost filigree tannin. There is superb symmetry here, a gentle but convincing build in the mouth towards a very poised and long finish. This is another outstanding 2015 from the domaine.- Neal Martin

(92-95 points) In contrast to the aromatic beauty of the Griotte this is very firmly reduced and unreadable today. Otherwise there is both excellent mid-palate concentration and power to the elegant yet muscular flavors that possess plenty of size and weight while delivering outstanding length on the palate coating finish as there is an abundance of dry extract present that also serves to buffer the notably structured finale. Once again, this should age effortlessly but it's also going to require extended patience.

(91+ points) Medium red. More musky and soil-driven than the preceding Dugat '15s on the nose, with its fruit component currently suppressed. Surprisingly sweet on entry, then turns more clenched in the middle palate, offering some sauvage animal character and a tarry nuance. Distinctly compact today and hard to taste. Very tight on the finish, hinting at kirsch, game and saline soil tones. Ultimately the toughest to assess today among these 2015s. - Stephen Tanzer