Yes, but be prepared to work to their pace. Whilst young, typically you'd want to pop the cork the day before you plan to drink them. Some take longer to open up, e.g. I found the 2016 Relic was reticent & took 48hrs to really turn into something remarkable. The 2017 Lamella I tried recently was at its best after 72hrs, but really would have benefitted from another decade of cellar time. Some are approachable with a small decant, i.e. the 2016 Schubert Theorem was brooding, yet relatively approachable with a little bit of air. 24hrs saw that brooding nature disappear & the wine ascend to a whole new level on the palate. So - it depends. Wines of this calibre can take a little work to hit the sweet spot, particularly in their youth, but can still be absolutely incredible when you find it.