Tasting Notes

In the glass, Dom Pérignon displays a brilliant golden color, with green highlights that accentuate its vivacity and freshness. The perlage is fine and persistent, a hallmark of long and meticulous fermentation. The aromatic bouquet is complex and captivating, with notes of ripe fruit such as peach and apricot, blending with more sophisticated aromas of dried fruit, vanilla, and toast, all enriched with a subtle hint of brioche and hazelnut. On the palate, Dom Pérignon reveals itself as rich and structured, with a vibrant freshness balanced by a creamy, supple texture. Notes of candied fruit blend harmoniously with a touch of spice, while the finish is distinguished by its long, minerally and refined finish.

Pairings

When it comes to food pairings, this Champagne is incredibly versatile, perfectly suited to dishes of high class and refinement. It's perfect as an aperitif, accompanied by fish canapés, caviar, or foie gras crostini. It pairs beautifully with fine seafood dishes such as lobster, scampi, salt-baked sea bass, or high-quality sushi. Its elegant and complex structure also makes it ideal with white meat dishes, such as roast chicken with aromatic herbs, veal piccata, or duck breast with orange sauce. It also pairs perfectly with soft cheeses such as Brie and Camembert, as well as mature cheeses such as Comté.

Maison - Dom Perignon Moët Hennessy

Dom Pérignon is one of the world's most iconic Champagne houses, synonymous with luxury, elegance, and refinement. Founded in 1668, this winery takes its name from Dom Pierre Pérignon, a Benedictine monk who, while he didn't invent Champagne, was instrumental in perfecting the winemaking process that contributed to the birth of the classic method, or fermentation in the bottle. The house is renowned for producing only vintage Champagne, meaning each cuvée is crafted exclusively from a single vintage, selecting only the finest grapes.

Dom Pérignon's philosophy is to produce a Champagne that is the perfect blend of elegance, intensity, and complexity. The house's cuvées are known for their extraordinary ability to evolve over time, becoming even more complex and refined with age. Each bottle of Dom Pérignon is the result of a careful selection of grapes from the finest vineyards in Champagne, particularly in the Montagne de Reims and Côte des Blancs regions. Dom Pérignon's approach to Champagne production is highly artisanal, with meticulous care taken in harvesting, fermentation, and aging the wine.

Dom Pérignon is also known for its Reserve, which is left in the cellar for a long period of aging on the lees, giving the wine a unique complexity, with aromas of ripe fruit, spice, brioche, and hazelnut. The house's most celebrated cuvées include Dom Pérignon Brut, Dom Pérignon Rosé, and special vintages, each of which carries a story of perfection and innovation.

Part of the LVMH (Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy) group, Dom Pérignon continues to be a symbol of quality and prestige, celebrated worldwide for its elegant and sophisticated bubbles. Its Champagne is the undisputed star of special occasions and represents the pinnacle of luxury, blending tradition and modernity in every sip.