In what context might an amateur perceive this wine as too light compared to other Crozes-Hermitage?

Appearance: Bright ruby red with slight violet highlights.
Nose: Aromas of ripe red and black fruits, fine black pepper notes, and a subtle floral touch.
Palate: Fresh attack, good acidity, supple tannins, slightly peppery finish with good persistence.

This wine may appear more approachable and less intense than some Crozes-Hermitage aged in wood, which may make it less suitable for those seeking a very powerful structure.

For an amateur hesitating between this wine and another older Crozes-Hermitage, what type of profile would this choice favor?

This wine will better suit an amateur looking for a fresh and direct expression, rather than a profile seeking the developed complexity of a more mature wine.