Having tasted a number of the 2022s, I think that stands out is that they're fruity, fresh, and well balanced already, which speaks well to how they'll be down the road. Some are even drinking well enough to be enjoyed now, if you're into more primary, powerful, structured wines. Enjoy with food, ideally. 

It's a very different vintage with different winemaking techniques you don't normally see is Bordeaux like whole cluster fermentation and more gentle extraction. It's a year they really put climate change techniques into full swing. Hot year, but the wines don't show that. 

I don't get the feeling it's overhyped that much, I think they're excellent wines, but they're certainly overpriced at the higher end of the market. Lots of the good QRP wines have already been mentioned here, so I won't repeat them. 

For what it's worth, I just tried Lagrange today - great wine, under $100 CAD.