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Champagne/Dom Pérignon P2 Plénitude Brut Champagne 2000 750ml
Dom Pérignon P2 Plénitude Brut Champagne 2000 750ml
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About this bottle
Dom Pérignon P2 Plénitude Brut Champagne 2000 is the second-release maturation of the 2000 vintage, aged on its lees well past the house's standard release before disgorgement. The blend runs roughly 52% Chardonnay and 48% Pinot Noir at 12.5% ABV. The extra time in the cellar shows in a warm, layered nose of brioche, citrus, coffee, and grilled almonds, moving into a vibrant palate of orange, peach, and toasty richness with a creamy texture. The finish is long, saline, and invigorating. It's built for Champagne collectors marking a genuine occasion, not an everyday pour.
How to drink Dom Pérignon P2
Serve it in a white wine glass rather than a flute so the developed aromatics can open up, and pair it with something equally deliberate -- roasted turbot, aged Comté, or simply on its own.
Specs
Brut25.0 proof
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Questions about this bottle
What does 'P2' mean?
P2, or Plénitude 2, is Dom Pérignon's term for a second release of the same vintage that's spent significantly longer aging on its lees in the cellar before being disgorged and sold.
What temperature and glass should this be served in?
Serve well-chilled, around 46-50°F, in a white wine glass rather than a narrow flute so the developed brioche and coffee aromatics can open up.
What grapes are in the 2000 P2 blend?
It's roughly 52% Chardonnay and 48% Pinot Noir, at 12.5% ABV.
What food pairs well with it?
Rich, deliberate dishes suit it best -- think roasted turbot, langoustine, or an aged, nutty cheese like Comté.
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