Discreet notes of pain grillé wood spice and vanilla add nuance to an equally airy elegant and ever-so-slightly riper nose of green apple peach and apricot aromas that continue onto the rich and punchy mouth coating flavors that are very stylish and pure if not quite as complex as those of the Champs Gain though the underlying material appears to be just as good. As such my score offers a small benefit of the doubt that additional complexity will arrive with a few years in the cellar. Drink: 2010+