Stephen Wong
Disgorged 01/07/26. Pale, candy-pink with a persistent, fine mousse. Complex and layered, carrying a hint of flinty reduction alongside the myriad spice, wet stone, rhubarb brioche, tart cherry, ume and dried floral notes which unfurl from the glass. Tightly wound around its cool, crisp acidity, it remains stark, dry and chalky while clearly harbouring good fruit weight underneath. Long and dry on the refreshingly crystalline finish, it can be enjoyed now or allowed to develop savoury interest in bottle. Quietly concentrated yet elegant and detailed. Points: 93/100