Even though it's not typically my style, I genuinely enjoyed every drop of this wine. I would prefer a less pronounced oak influence, but it seems to be an ever growing trend at this winery, especially noticeable in their Lupi. The nose offers a delightful bouquet of lemon, buttered bread, white flowers, caramel, and apple povydlo. Its structure is neat, bordering on full-bodied, with a surprising freshness. Overall, it is well balanced with a pleasant touch of bitterness. It could benefit from a bit more time in the bottle.