2009 Dom Pérignon - Szampan Rosé, Brut - 1 Butelki (0,75l)

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Dom Pérignon Rosé Brut 2009, jedna butelka 0,75 l o wysokim poziomie napełnienia, w oryginalnym coffret.

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1 butelka w oryginalnym pudełku

The Estate Dom Pérignon takes its name from Pierre Pérignon—known as Dom Pérignon—a monk and cellar master at the Abbey of Hautvillers in 1668. Legend has it that Pierre Pérignon discovered what is now known as the *méthode champenoise*.

Dom Pérignon is a radiant Champagne House, directly inspired by and steeped in its founder's philosophy: the pursuit of absolute perfection in Champagne.

Dom Pérignon Rosé captures the essence of Pinot Noir in its original brilliance, seizing its complexity in a bold, assertive blend. Crafted over nearly twelve years of slow, controlled transformation in the cellars, Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage is intense yet spontaneous, a study in light and dark—and utterly magnetic.

The 2009 Vintage:
After a harsh winter, spring was mild but wet, hindering the flowering process. Despite a few thunderstorms, the summer was defined primarily by heat and drought, accompanied by long, sunny days. A brief hailstorm on September 4th gave way to summer-like weather, allowing the grapes to ripen further. The harvest, which began on September 12th, yielded grapes of unparalleled quality.

Characteristics and tasting notes:
The nose reveals a range of fruity aromas, such as blackcurrant, raspberry, cherry, and fig. Notes of liquorice and gingerbread emerge delicately, accompanied by hints of rose, saffron, and orange.
The pallet is round and unctuous, it stands out for its marked generosity and refined bubbles.

1 butelka w oryginalnym pudełku

The Estate Dom Pérignon takes its name from Pierre Pérignon—known as Dom Pérignon—a monk and cellar master at the Abbey of Hautvillers in 1668. Legend has it that Pierre Pérignon discovered what is now known as the *méthode champenoise*.

Dom Pérignon is a radiant Champagne House, directly inspired by and steeped in its founder's philosophy: the pursuit of absolute perfection in Champagne.

Dom Pérignon Rosé captures the essence of Pinot Noir in its original brilliance, seizing its complexity in a bold, assertive blend. Crafted over nearly twelve years of slow, controlled transformation in the cellars, Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage is intense yet spontaneous, a study in light and dark—and utterly magnetic.

The 2009 Vintage:
After a harsh winter, spring was mild but wet, hindering the flowering process. Despite a few thunderstorms, the summer was defined primarily by heat and drought, accompanied by long, sunny days. A brief hailstorm on September 4th gave way to summer-like weather, allowing the grapes to ripen further. The harvest, which began on September 12th, yielded grapes of unparalleled quality.

Characteristics and tasting notes:
The nose reveals a range of fruity aromas, such as blackcurrant, raspberry, cherry, and fig. Notes of liquorice and gingerbread emerge delicately, accompanied by hints of rose, saffron, and orange.
The pallet is round and unctuous, it stands out for its marked generosity and refined bubbles.

Szczegóły

Vintage
2009
Producent
Dom Pérignon
Klasyfikacja
Brut, Rosé
Liczba butelek
1
Pojemność butelki
Butelki (0,75l)
Kraj pochodzenia
Francja
Region
Szampan
Poziom napełnienia
Burgundy/Champagne/Flute bottle type, high fill level
Oryginalne opakowanie
In original coffret
Sprzedawane przez
WłochyZweryfikowano
66
Sprzedane przedmioty
92,31%
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