There's juicy character with plums, chocolate, walnuts and berries. Medium-bodied and delicious with a fresh acidity and length. 64% merlot and 36% cabernet sauvignon. Better in a year or two.

- James Suckling, JamesSuckling.com (April 2024)

The 2021 Moulin de Duhart is very beautiful. Silky, supple and exceptionally polished, crushed flowers, spice and red-toned fruit all grace this easygoing Pauillac. Drinking Window 2024 - 2033.

- Antonio Galloni, Vinous (December 2023)

Softly fragrant red berries - raspberries and rose petals with fresh strawberries too. Round and lively in the mouth, softly grippy and chalky around the edges with a tang and bite too - bright and fresh acidities give a sense of leanness while the herbal and fragranced fruit profile adds texture and weight. Juicy and nicely balanced, not a showstopper, on the delicate side in terms of texture but still with red berry fruit and a menthol freshness on the finish. A lovely lick of salty stones to end the taste. Not the most persistent. Drinking Window: 2024 - 2029.

- Georgina Hindle, Decanter (December 2023)

Notes of minty berries, cassis, sweet soil tones and iris introduce the 2021 Moulin de Duhart, a medium-bodied, ample and polished wine that's supple, seamless and charming. As I wrote last year, it's a well-made bottling that will drink well young.

The 2021 Moulin de Duhart, aged in used oak, has quite a juicy nose, driven by the 64% Merlot, with copious raspberry preserve and crushed strawberry scents, and just a hint of pencil lead in the background. The palate is medium-bodied with supple tannins and a touch of sour dark cherry, and quite citric toward the finish. Fresh but not aggressive, this will require just two or three years in bottle.