Stephen Brook: Light, stone-fruit nose. Bright, fresh, straightforward; pleasant apricot fruit, with quite good underlying acidity. But there are few nuances. A well-made wine, juicy yet balanced, but there is little complexity or minerality. Admirably drinkable, but it doesn’t set the pulse racing. Quite good length. 14.5

Simon Larkin: More subdued aromatically than most, but on the palate this comes across as a zesty, citrus style. There is plenty of vibrancy here, with a lovely acidity and very good clarity. I like the honesty of this style: clean-cut fruit, with a zesty, citrus acidity. The only thing lacking is the complexity of expression. There are some spicy, white-pepper, herbal notes and something slaty, too, but it comes across as a little pristine. Impressive length here. 15.5

Andreas Larsson: A bit creamy and lactic on the nose, with hints of sweet fruit and white pepper. The palate is round and opulent, with a moderate acidity and creamy finish. Easy to enjoy but lacks the precision to be great. 12