Pale straw with elevated aromatics of lemon and peach. Very plush on the palate with peaches and grapefruit zest and a zesty finish. Would be perfect with shrimp or whitefish with a cream sauce.

A bargain. Chill well; this offering begins to fall apart as it reaches room temp. Very, very pale rose/orange hued and not releasing much in the bouquet right now. But explodes on the palate (for a rose' at least) with plenty of medium-ripe cherries, citrus and brook stones. A bright and lingering finish. Might be our favorite Patelin rose' yet.

Pale gold with substantial legs. Great viscosity and a zesty finish. Fresh, enchanting bouquet of rocky limestone, grapefruit and figgy qualities. Great acidity. A picnic wine with a pedigree.

Tavel-like. Strawberry hued with lean legs in the glass and a minerals, strawberries and hints of cotton candy in the bouquet. Great texture and carries weight on the palate. A zesty, full finish that lingers for 30 seconds. No shy rose.

Rich, deep red with strutting legs. The nose is closed right now, and the wine is very primary with a bit of tannin bite in the finish. Likely closed at this stage, with plenty of baby fat still to be shed. Not revealing much, except for a lush texture and a promise of things to come. Drink 2016-2022/25.

Deep, deep ruby hued with amazing legs that turn the wineglass into a work of art. Lots of spice in the nose with some funk that blew off. Beautifully structured with plenty of stuffing on the palate -- raspberries, plums, black cherries, Asian spices. The finish goes on and on. Best wine of the tasting. Likely to improve, especially if you're looking for more of the secondary characteristics that make these so cellar-worthy. Beautiful. Drink 2020-2030.