On the palate, the wine is generous, but never showy. It arrives full-bodied, textured like silk brushed over stone, its richness framed by a quiet acidity that keeps every curve in balance. Ripe peach and citrus peel unfold slowly, grounded by a subtle, flinty minerality - like the soil itself is speaking. There's a hint of cream and toasted hazelnut, a gift from the oak.

On the nose expect delicate aromas of lemon blossom, green apple skin, and a flicker of white peach. The palate is sleek and poised, like silk over stone. Zesty citrus and crisp pear unfold into a soft, leesy richness, touched by a subtle almond note and just the right hint of vanilla. The oak is there but not taking away from the pureness of the fruit.