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When Dom Pérignon champagne goes rosé, it is in the name of audacity: the audacity to break free from conventions. Born from this desire to dare, Dom Pérignon Rosé 2009 captures the red of Pinot Noir in its original brilliance and captures its complexity. Champagne Dom Pérignon Rosé 2008 is intense and distinguished, light and dark, magnetic.
The bouquet opens instantly with raspberry and wild strawberry. Powdery notes of iris and violet quickly mingle with the fruit and settle in. Breathing in, we finally see the emergence of greener nuances, closer to privet, angelica and camphor leaf.
The first sensations are tactile, fleshy and silky. They gradually unfold, then become firmer. The acid framework, signature of the vintage, wraps itself around the Pinot structure to reveal the heart of the wine. The finish is assertive and lingers with a perfume of peony and white pepper.
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This fruit declaimed loud and clear, this aromatic persistence remarkably intense, this total coherence opens up all fields of possibility. Breaking free from Champagne canons, reinterpreting conventions, Dom Pérignon reveals the 2009 vintage through a bold blend of Pinot Noirs from the "Chants de Linottes" plot in Hautvillers and the "Vauzelles" plot in Aÿ.
In 1668, the young Benedictine monk Dom Pierre Pérignon was appointed procurator of the Abbey of Hautvillers, high up in the Champagne region.
Having succeeded in transforming wine into champagne, he has since embodied the original and mystical character of champagne creation.
Dom Pérignon is driven by an unwavering commitment: each vintage reflects the uniqueness of its year .
With each vintage, Dom Pérignon tirelessly pursues a profound aesthetic ideal: to create and reveal the harmony of a constantly evolving nature.
Chef Marco Fadiga prepares a carpaccio of prawns to accompany Cuvée Vintage 2009, a romantic, graceful, very long and above all readable champagne.
It's a racy champagne that's already a pleasure to drink as an appetizer.
