Medium yellow colour, not 100% filter-bright, with a smoky, chicken coop, low-level sulfide influenced bouquet, the full-bodied palate very rich and full, soft and round and cuddly, with delicious flavour and shape. Complex layers of fruit flavours as well as oak and lees and sulfide notes. Stacks of ripe-fruit sweetness in the mid-palate. It’s a gentle, rounded, almost opulent style of chardonnay with great flavour and harmony. Magnificent. They've used the full paintbox. There's everything you could want in a chardonnay in this bottle.

98 points, The Real Review (May 2018)

Another notch in the belt for this beautifully ripe and concentrated chardonnay, which has the sort of depth and layering that is seen in the DNA of a wine like Le Montrachet. The ripe nectarines and peaches are stunning, and the phenolic texture is beautifully delivered. The long citrus and peach finish is embossed with warm grilled nuts and nougat. Another masterpiece. Drink or hold.

97 points, JamesSuckling.com (June 2018)

Pleasant amount of struck match sulphides, lemon curd, oatmeal, lemon and rind, balanced acidity, cool and smooth, cinnamon biscuits, pithy finish of good length, though not amazing. Perhaps some nectarine and a lightly smoky aftertaste. Fleshy style, good to drink, though perhaps not one for the ages.

94 points, The Wine Front (July 2018)