The wine tends to feel a little more immediate, as the smaller volume allows it to evolve slightly faster, which brings the fruit forward earlier and gives the overall profile a more open and expressive character from the start. The blend remains the same, combining Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier, but what stands out here is how quickly everything comes together in the glass, with apple, pear, and soft citrus notes appearing without much delay and creating a rounded, approachable first impression. As it develops, there is a gentle layering rather than a clear progression, with light pastry and subtle toasted notes beginning to sit alongside the fruit, adding a touch of depth without shifting the balance or making the wine feel heavier.