Stephen Brook: Impeccable nose, balancing ripe apricot fruit with a beguiling minerality. Fresh, supple, quite broad-framed, and sleek in texture. Not an especially weighty wine but fruity and well balanced, with a stony tang on the aftertaste to give nuance and complexity. Quite long. 16.5

Simon Larkin: A fairly heady aroma of ripe peach on the nose. On the palate, the wine shows more minerality. Very slaty, with a fine acidity; the fruit hinges on zesty apricot, with mineral notes behind. There is a cooler accent here and more mouthwatering fruit. Very appealing, and pleasing persistence. 13

Andreas Larsson: A bit more developed on the nose than most; intense and ripe, with hints of yellow fruit. The palate is viscous, with a good persistence of flavor, but it lacks the purity and precision of the better examples. 12