The nose draws a picture of summer flowers growing aongside grapes, pears, peaches & apricots. The arrival is light and sweet before pleasantly surprising me with a one-of-a-kind swell of warm spiness that brings with it the mid-palate of a wine - sweet-sour with a slight astrigence. In the finish, a touch of rye kicks in together with a "blink-and-miss-it" peek of peat rounding everything off. This one gets better the more you try to enjoy instead of study it. Then it becomes an approachable and unique treat that is sure to impress guests.