"It’s alive with twig, spice and herb notes but then it’s also riven with pure, satiny, red and black cherry flavours, and it also has that undergrowth-forest-wood aspect that is both beguiling and so characteristic of good pinot. Cedarwood oak plays a noticeable role too, as a positive, and tannin is a masterclass; not too much, not too little, threaded intricately, gently smoky.  As a young wine this release is already putting on a show but, even so, it feels built to last, and to improve. However you take it, this a truly beautiful wine." 95+ points. Campbell Mattinson. The Wine Front