This is one of the most stripped back expressions in the range, where nothing is added to soften or round the wine, so what comes through is entirely driven by the base blend and how it naturally balances itself. Because of that, it feels more exposed, with structure and freshness sitting right at the front rather than being eased into the background. The fruit profile is very tight and controlled, built around citrus and crisp orchard notes, where lemon, lime, and green apple come through clearly but without any sense of ripeness or softness. Instead of opening outward, the wine holds its shape, keeping everything compact and focused. What defines the experience is how direct it feels. There is very little cushioning, so each element is easy to pick out, and the wine moves in a straight, uninterrupted line across the palate rather than expanding or layering in stages.
As it spends time in the glass, a subtle secondary side begins to appear, with light almond, faint pastry, and a slight mineral tone adding depth, but these never shift the overall direction. They sit behind the structure rather than altering it. The texture remains fine but firm, with delicate bubbles that do not soften the profile. Instead of creaminess, there is a clean, almost taut feel that reinforces the wine’s precision. Overall, this is less about richness or complexity and more about clarity and definition, where the absence of softening elements allows the wine to present itself in a very pure and controlled way.
Tasting Notes
Nose:
Very clean and focused, with lemon, lime, and green apple, alongside a faint almond and mineral note.
Palate:
Tight and linear, with citrus and crisp apple driving the profile, supported by a fine but firm texture.
Finish:
Long and very clean, with freshness carrying through into a dry, mineral edged close that lingers without weight.
