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MOET & CHANDON
Dom Pérignon Vintage 2008 75 cL
Dom Pérignon Vintage 2008 75 cL
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¥ 20,900
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Dom Pérignon is Vintage only. Each Vintage wine is created from the best grapes grown in a single year. After an average of 8 years of maturation, harmony is achieved: it showcases perfect equilibrium. The wine is complete, rhythmic and tactile. Dom Pérignon Vintage 2006's bouquet is pure, airy and bright. A floral, fruity pastel tone unfolds and darkens into candied fruit, ripe hay, toasted notes and hints of licorice. The wine is opulent, succulent and round at heart; then more complex, edgy and silkier. The whole melts into an exquisite bitterness tinged with a briny sea taste.
Nose: The immediate impression is of the mildness of the pure, airy, bright bouquet. A floral, fruity pastel tone then unfolds and quickly darkens into candied fruit, ripe hay and toasted notes, along with hints of licorice.
Palate: The wine’s opulence – contained and succulent, round at heart – reveals itself on the palate. The envelope slides and stretches, and the wine becomes more complex and edgy, silkier than it is creamy. The whole eventually melts into an exquisite bitterness tinged with the briny taste of the sea.
Nose: The immediate impression is of the mildness of the pure, airy, bright bouquet. A floral, fruity pastel tone then unfolds and quickly darkens into candied fruit, ripe hay and toasted notes, along with hints of licorice.
Palate: The wine’s opulence – contained and succulent, round at heart – reveals itself on the palate. The envelope slides and stretches, and the wine becomes more complex and edgy, silkier than it is creamy. The whole eventually melts into an exquisite bitterness tinged with the briny taste of the sea.