92 Points Terroirist"Gorgeous honey, light orange color. Bright aromas that just pop: limes, lemon and kumquat, followed up by clover, candied lemon, sea salt, this is just a spritzy, fun-smelling wine. Medium-bodied with bright acidity, and the texture is really fascinating, waxy but never heavy, and the balance is lovely. Chunks of lemon, pineapple and green melon fruit bounce off these flinty, mineral, chalky elements, and there’s some white tea and hints of tobacco as well. Just a lot to unpack. Don’t worry, this is not a feral orange wine, but a pretty, focused and fresh blend of Riesling, Vermentino and Viognier that spends three weeks on the skins. Well, done, Troon!"

90 Points Vinography"A hazy, dark gold in color with hints of orange and chunks of sediment, this wine smells of wet leaves, dried citrus peel, canteloupe, and floral aromas. In the mouth, papaya, canteloupe, citrus, and other floral notes have a nice briskness thanks to excellent acidity, along with a tangy sour note like Cape gooseberries (aka golden berries). There’s a lightly saline kick in the finish. Quite delicious. A blend of 64% Riesling, 27% Vermentino and 9% Viognier. 13.1% alcohol."