Elegant, cool, fresh and mineral, floral, ripe lemon fruit, touch of salted butter, hint of neutral wood, energetic and slightly tight even, very good length. For those of you with an old-world frame of reference: you would probably guess left bank Chablis Premier Cru from a warmer vintage. I would. Delightful.

Very pale colour, quite orange-y, tawny rim; fragrant nose, fresh and mineral, not unlike a mature cool-climate Pinot Noir, tobacco leaf, sweet strawberry, rosehip and a touch of undergrowth, just like with the Sandlands tasted yesterday, the Ahr comes to mind; the palate is light and fresh and pleasantly grippy, more so than the Sandlands was, with some ripe sweetness from the fruit but slightly drier too, transparent, pure and precise; has some black tea on the finish, hint of earth, very good length. Lovely wine, stylish.