Stephen Brook: Dumb nose, with hints of tropical fruit. Rich, a touch sweet, and may have some botrytis. This is in the fashionable overripe style, with discernibly high alcohol. It should surely have been picked a bit earlier, when there was more acidity and less sugar. The residual sugar may appeal to many, but I find it excessive. Fairly short. 13

Simon Larkin: The nose suggests creamy, ripe, honeyed exotic characters. The palate is mouth-filling, broad, and rich, with plenty of creamy fruit. There is a marked white-pepper character here. Well balanced, with sufficient acidity to offset the richness; this is a heady wine that remains on the restrained side. Some warmth on the finish, which seems a little clipped. Sound to good. 12

Andreas Larsson: A bit more tropical than many, with sweet grapefruit and plenty of spice. Opulent and creamy in texture, with layers of fruit, a classical spiciness, and a generous finish. Nice and enjoyable. 15.5