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What is the best vintage of Ruinart? Comparison

Ruinart, the oldest champagne house, offers several prestigious cuvées. But which is the best? Here is a detailed comparison of Ruinart’s main cuvées to help you make your choice.

An introduction to Ruinart’s cuvées

Ruinart Blanc de Blancs: the freshness of Chardonnay

Ruinart Blanc de Blancs is a 100 per cent Chardonnay champagne, offering great finesse and beautiful minerality.

Characteristics:

- Appearance: Pale gold with green highlights.

- Nose: Aromas of citrus, white flowers and white-fleshed fruit.

- Palate: Fresh and vibrant, with good structure and notes of brioche.

- Food pairing: Seafood, fine fish, mature cheeses.

Ruinart Rosé: fruity elegance

This champagne is a blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, with a rounder, fruitier texture.

Characteristics:

- Colour: Intense salmon pink.

- Nose: Red fruit, pomegranate, exotic fruit.

- Palate: Fresh, full-bodied, with spicy notes and a lingering finish.

- Food pairing: Fine charcuterie, white meats, red fruit desserts.

Dom Ruinart Blanc de Blancs: the exceptional vintage

Dom Ruinart is a vintage blanc de blancs made exclusively from Grand Cru Chardonnays.

Characteristics:

- Appearance: Bright golden yellow.

- Nose: Notes of dried fruit, candied citrus and toasted bread.

- Palate: Pure elegance, great length, perfect balance.

- Food pairings: Lobster, white truffles, gourmet dishes.

Dom Ruinart Rosé: refined complexity

This vintage champagne blends Chardonnay and Pinot Noir to create an unprecedented sensory experience.

Characteristics:

- Colour: Intense pink with orange highlights.

- Nose: Notes of red fruit, sweet spices and undergrowth.

- Palate: Round and silky, with aromatic complexity.

- Food pairings: Game, foie gras, red fruit desserts.

Comparison of Ruinart cuvées

Conclusion

The best Ruinart cuvée depends on your preferences and the occasion. Ruinart Blanc de Blancs is perfect for its freshness, whilst Ruinart Rosé offers a fruity, gourmet touch. For a higher level of complexity and refinement, the Dom Ruinart cuvées are ideal. Whatever you choose, each cuvée reflects Ruinart’s excellence and expertise.

Find out more about these champagnes in our comparison of the best Ruinart cuvées.

What is Ruinart’s best vintage? A comparison