Ngoni
Everything in its proper place, open and courteous, with no development in the palate.
Voss Expert tasting note
A luminous garnet hue introduces this Grand Cru, revealing a bouquet of red currant, wild strawberry, and delicate rose petal, underscored by subtle notes of forest floor and clove.




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Ngoni
Everything in its proper place, open and courteous, with no development in the palate.
Based on 1 customer review.
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Ngoni
Everything in its proper place, open and courteous, with no development in the palate.
Maison Harbour Charmes-Chambertin Grand Cru 2017 is praised for its balance and approachability, being described as open and courteous. However, some note a lack of palate development.
A luminous garnet hue introduces this Grand Cru, revealing a bouquet of red currant, wild strawberry, and delicate rose petal, underscored by subtle notes of forest floor and clove. The palate is a masterclass in elegance and precision, with finely woven tannins and a vibrant acidity that frames the wine's core of ripe cherry and pomegranate. A whisper of minerality and a hint of savory spice add layers to its complexity. The finish is long and harmonious, echoing the finesse and pedigree expected from the esteemed terroir of Charmes-Chambertin. A benchmark for Burgundy aficionados.
We are 50+ wine professionals (sommeliers, buyers, MW candidates) across the US, UK, France, Greece, Italy, and beyond. We review wines via blind tastings with a standardized rubric, using both 100-point and 5-star scales.Same varietal, different acclaimed regions