Nose of gentle stone, light fruits, and an airy yeasty note. Light but enticing aromas.

On the palate are spiced, crisp and fresh white stone fruits, a pleasant minerality, and dried straw. Loved how dry this was while maintaining a good showing of fruit. Drinks very nicely with nothing being off-putting.

This is a nice gem for what you pay for.

The scent of fresh air while standing in an open field with some stone, and deep yet light yellow fruits.

Flavors of dry and moderate yeasty notes, crushed minerals, and dulled yellow fruits. Quite dry in style.

Aromas of airy, fresh and light peaches, minerals crushed, and wet stones.

On the palate, gentle yeast with a bit of bitter minerals, deep peach notes but a bit overly bitter and a watery finish. Unfortunately very short finish, nothing sticks on the mid to end palate. Makes me wonder why bother tasting this.

Citrus notes with the stems and leaves, a gentle funk, like damp hay and yeast.

Palate is similar to the nose with gentle yeasty yellow fruits and an odd funkiness.

Might be the producer's style but this was a little too funky for me on both the nose and palate.

Nose of gentle peach flesh (the ones with the white flesh), white flowers and soft stones.

Round notes of peach flesh on palate, and gentle bitter river minerals.

Another gem! Very enjoyable for what you pay for.

Nose of ripe and fuzzy peaches with slices of pineapples with its skin, tall blades of cut grass, and dark yet shiny minerals.

Deep mix of both ripe and unripe pineapples on the palate, with gently bitter grass and minerals. A comfortable weight on the palate but has enough acidity to keep it from being too heavy. Great freshness on the palate. Good showing here!

Fresh aromas of crisp and almost ripe stone fruits, prickly and almost ripe pineapple flesh, some grassy notes and a nice ocean breeze.

Deep prickly pineapple with almost a bit of bitter zest on the palate. Nice salinity from some river stones and spiced, dry tree bark. A gentle heft to the mouthfeel on this one but not too heavy.

Strong funk on the nose with a bit of fun fruit mixed in, whole gooseberries, mossy earth with damp and rotting mulch. Topped off with some wet tree bark.

Nose reflects on the palate, minus the funk. Round flavors of plums, the kind with almost bouncy and crunchy tan colored flesh (apriums?). Damp oak but clean flavors of it.

Aromas of fun red and blue whole berries with its brown stems. There’s a gentle funk that’s subtle but works really well with the berry notes.

Similar berries flavors from the nose with a lovey earthy note that compliments the fruits well. The earthiness has a soft bitterness to it, as if it were from broken twigs and fallen branches, and notes of cool stones sitting under a tree shade. Finishes clean. Good flavors with a bit of seriousness. My only gripe is that this is almost too round of a body.. if only it had just a bit of higher acidity to provide some tension.

Very quiet on the nose. Just a whiff of damp earth, black and red berries and dark colored flowers.

Flavors of pale and dull red and blackberries, a dusting of graphite, soft notes of gently spiced oak, and a faint soil note.

This is very shy at the moment, very quiet and standing alone in the corner. Might need to give this some space for it to open up. Seems to lack a bit of acidity that could've help with the excitement.

Nose of a deep and dark red berry note with a very complimentary dark red floral component to go with it. The berry aromas are very round with a bit of wet stone.

On the palate is a dry attack of dark red berries, a kick of tilled yet somehow dried soil, and a neutral flavor of something that reminds me of clay soil. Dried tree bark on the quick finish.

Love the dark front attack but this finishes so short, it’s kinda like a gentle slap in the face for a tease and nothing else comes after. The short finish hurt this a lot for me.