The 2017 David Duband Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru is a distinguished red Burgundy, known for its elegantly styled profile and concentration from old vines. David Duband is recognized for his winemaking approach, including the use of a high percentage of whole clusters (up to 90% for Grand Crus) and judicious new oak (around 30%). The 2017 vintage has been well-received, showing excellent aging potential. It's described as having a subtle power and many layers of tannins, leading to a deep, long finish. Tasting notes highlight an elegant, sweetly perfumed black cherry nose, with a palate of concentrated black fruits that are sweet and polished. It presents a light ruby color with attractive red berry aromas, medium weight, and a supple mix of soil, dusty red fruit, and a light oak base, finishing with a citric lift and excellent length. Other descriptors include red berries and black fruits with a peppery aromatic dynamic, a fine touch of sandalwood, and a rich, full mouthfeel with present tannins that promise good aging. This Grand Cru Burgundy is an ideal pairing for sophisticated dishes such as beef, veal, game (like deer or quail), and poultry. Its elegance and fruit profile make it a superb match for roasted duck, game birds, or a finely prepared beef tenderloin. This wine is perfect for a celebratory dinner, a significant anniversary, or a serious wine tasting where its complexity and finesse can be fully appreciated. 【An elegantly styled Grand Cru with old vine concentration and excellent aging potential】