Though it initially presents as a little brassy, the Tuilerie starts out with a nice push of red apple flesh, grilled lemon, pineapple rind, wet granite, and bruised yellow pear notes on the front end. However, it…
Notably better than the 2018, this vintage carries an extra level of intensity and focus. Melon and pear notes dominate on first pass. With air and a few hours to open up, it evolves into a riper and…
