Alex Hunt: Very pretty pale Provençal pink—bang on trend. And the nose is equally seductive, very delicate yet with more depth than expected. The palate shows a little bit of development: Come publication, the 2016 will surely be the wine to buy. But the quality of the fruit is not in doubt, with its persistent raspberry/strawberry flavor, and natural weight at lower alcohol. 88

Andrew Jefford: This has the true Provençal pale and melancholy pink, so it looks good. Stealthy, peachy scents, and a light, graceful, peachy palate. Not overly concentrated, but it doesn’t need to be since drinkability is all; soft, subtle, supportive but not assertive acidity, and some closing, structuring vinosity. Blush Zin is forgotten! Another ringing success. 89

Peter Liem: Pale in color, this is quiet on the nose yet fragrant and forward on the palate, showing juicy notes of red fruit. It’s light and taut, with a delicate body and kinetic structure. 88