Floral, fresh, mineral, lovely Vermentino typicity, elegant, light and with considerable finesse, so airy and relaxed you would believe it had had a kiss of oak (which it has not), good length.

Still a lovely rosé, but has lost some of the vibrance and definition of its youth.

Inaugural vintage, granite and limestone / clay soils, aged for 19 months in oak (20% new, of which 16% French and 4% American, both medium toast), 14.5% ABV. A lovely wine, ripe red fruit, energetic and fresh, hints of white pepper and spice, like a southern but elegant Blaufränkisch with silky tannins and judicious oak - if that makes any sense? Jolly good stuff anyway.