Graylen
The 2012 Bienvenues is a more polished and elegant wine, with a smoother and rounder character. The citrus undertones are less pronounced, and the floral nuances are subtle. The linger is slightly shorter, but the comprehensively sense is one of equilibrium and harmony. The 2013 Batard, on the other hand, is a bit softer and more buttery, with a more pronounced lemon character. The floral undertones are more pronounced, and the aftertaste is slightly shorter. Ultimately, the option between these two wines comes down to personal preference. The 2012 Bienvenues is a more graceful and elegant wine, even as the 2013 Batard is a bit softer and more buttery. Cheers to all!




























































































































































































