Nicolas Belfrage | Marked ramato hue. Floral nose, draws you in. Quite a tight, steely acidity, without loss of floral character. Almost “sour.”| 88

Bruno Besa | Light pink-orange. Lively, small-wild-red-fruit character, with strawberries, rose petals, hints of toasted nuts, and fresh-cut grass. Open, clean palate, with layered small-red-fruit and mature apricots. Fairly long, lively, inviting finish. | 90

Andrew Jefford | A pale salmon-pink wine, with fresh, sweet scents: clean, polished, and perfumed, with some gentle, peachy fruit. On the palate, this is lively, vivid, perfumed, and well-rounded, with ample dessert-apple fruit, poised weight, vinosity, structure, and length. Satisfying and articulate, food-friendly wine best seen not as a rosé but as a Pinot Grigio that is true to the variety’s original hue. Very good wine, with vinosity, poise, and length once the fruit dissolves. | 91