
Domaine Dujac 2024: Whole-Cluster Burgundy with Poise and Grip
Domaine Dujac’s 2024 reds lean on whole-cluster finesse. Here’s what to expect across NSG, Chambolle, and Morey—and how to drink and pair them.

Domaine Dujac’s 2024 reds lean on whole-cluster finesse. Here’s what to expect across NSG, Chambolle, and Morey—and how to drink and pair them.

Confused by oaky Chardonnay vs zesty steel-aged whites? Learn how new oak, neutral oak, and no oak shape white wine styles so you can buy smarter.

Steen Öhman’s look at Domaine Dujac 2024: Burgundy Pinot Noir, whole-cluster winemaking, and what to expect from dry, elegant Côte de Nuits reds.

Domaine Dujac’s 2024 reds lean on whole clusters for lift and finesse. Here’s what Steen Öhman saw, and how to frame your Burgundy buying radar.

Steen Öhman (Winehog) on Burgundy’s 2024 vintage: cool, cellar-worthy whites; lighter reds best for restaurants and early drinking. Context, pairings, buy tips.

Winehog’s Steen Öhman says Burgundy 2024 whites impress while reds lean early-drinking. Why it matters, how to buy, and when to cellar—or not.

Wine-Searcher data shows rising searches, broader availability, and improving scores. Austria, Germany, and Alsace shine—green shoots amid the industry gloom.

Inside Méo-Camuzet’s 2024 Burgundies: Pinot Noir from Marsannay and Chambolle-Musigny shows dry, elegant restraint; oak management matters in this lean year.

Wine-Searcher’s 2025 data shows rising searches, 18.3M offers, and higher critic scores—led by Austria, Germany, and standout Alsace sites. Reasons to be hopeful.

Winehog’s visit to Méo-Camuzet points to dry, poised Pinot Noir in 2024—some austerity, assertive oak, classic structure. Buying cues for Burgundy fans.

Winehog’s tasting of Méo-Camuzet’s 2024 Burgundy shows Pinot Noir finesse with an austere edge and forward oak. Glimpses of Marsannay and Chambolle.

Susannah’s 2025 wine highlights: Kerner in Alto Adige, Garda DOC’s low‑alcohol push, Gen Z classroom insights, and a Burgundy study comeback.