Wide and fresh, almost floral, soapy aromas. I don’t have the impression of cut or focus, yet there is a core of fine fruit at the center.

Pale lemon-yellow. The nose is subdued and faintly sweet and citrussy. The palate is fresh and clean, with good acidity. There is not so much to this wine in terms of depth of flavour or intensity, but neither is there much to criticise given the price-point. Almost good, ‘for what it is’.

A medium yellow colour. The nose is quite nice, high-toned, sweet but not too sweet, with a little citrus depth. Open with no hard edges on the palate, there’s nice acidity with enough sweet fruit and a medium finish that has the merest young trace of bitterness. I wouldn’t complain if I ended up with a glass of this in a bar – a worthy house wine for consuming over the next three years and very good value.