Smoky flint and struck stone lead the nose, followed by peach skin, lime zest, and a touch of herbal spice, with a faint pastry note from the wood. Juicy and rounded on the palate, with ripe citrus and stone fruit carried by a firm mineral line. The barrique is present but well-judged, lending texture rather than overt oak flavor. The finish is long, savory, and citrus-laced, pulling you back for another sip. This is a gateway bottle to a world of white wines you'll never want to leave.