Stephen Brook: Charming lime-and-pear-drop nose. Light, fresh, fairly simple, but well balanced. Few nuances here, and not much minerality, but it’s attractive and straightforward. There doesn’t seem to be much structure, so drink soon for its immediacy of fruit. 14

Simon Larkin: Headier than most, perhaps with a note of overripeness. Rich and heady—an intoxicating style. This is broad and rich, with lime, peach, and apricot. Mineral-infused, with a lovely rasp of acidity. A weighty style with a vibrant acidity. Just seems a little monotone, good though it is. There are grapefruity notes on the finish. 13.5

Andreas Larsson: The nose indicates a late harvest and botrytis—sweet fruit and notes of honey. The palate is generous, with peachy fruit and some sweetness. Enjoyable but short. 12.5