Vintage

Dom Pérignon

97 / 100 Champagne

Vintage : 2008

Classification : Blanc

Color :

Effervescent blanc

Budget : More than 120€

Gault&Millau's review 2020

A second year in our guide, we are delighted to welcome back this 2008 edition. The first nose, still marked on opening by notes of toast and toasted wood, is followed on aeration by notes of fruit that seem even fuller today. On the palate, the power remains intact and racy. A very fine bottle to enjoy now or keep for a few more years.

Dom Pérignon Vintage

97 / 100 Champagne

Vintage : 2008

Classification : Blanc

Varieties :

Pinot noir 50%

Chardonnay 50%

Budget : More than 120€

Gault&Millau's review 2020

Brand : Dom Pérignon

Name : Vintage

Classification : Blanc

Appellation : Champagne

Year : 2008

Varieties :

Pinot noir 50%

Chardonnay 50%

Color :

Effervescent blanc

Budget : More than 120€

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Dom Pérignon

Dom Pérignon, arguably the most popular prestige cuvée with the general public, appreciated for its opulent, brioche-like style, has always held a special place at Moët & Chandon. Each cuvée is vintaged, in the search for a constantly renewed balance between chardonnay and pinot noir, in the context of the year, while aiming to create a perennial character. The exact production figure is a state secret, but it is undoubtedly surprisingly high for such a level of quality. Vincent Chaperon took over from the house's historic cellar master, Richard Geoffroy, in 2019, having spent almost fifteen years at his side. He now perpetuates the excellence of Dom Pérignon wines and keeps the house's creative heritage alive.

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