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Bubbly/Dom Perignon Vintage Rose 2008 750ml
Dom Perignon Vintage Rose 2008 750ml
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About this bottle
From one of Champagne's most celebrated modern vintages, Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 2008 is a rosé Champagne drawn from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay in a single exceptional year. The cool 2008 season gave the wine a spine of bright acidity, and roughly twelve years of cellar maturation settled it into harmony before release. Freeze-dried raspberry and ripe strawberry lead the glass, opening into iris, peony and a thread of white pepper on a long, precise finish. The house releases a rosé only when the vintage justifies one, and 2008 justified it emphatically. Serve it well chilled in a white-wine glass beside duck, wild salmon or an anniversary worth remembering.
How to drink Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 2008
Serve it well chilled in a white-wine glass rather than a narrow flute, which gives the raspberry and iris aromatics more room to open up. Pair it with duck, wild salmon, or another dish rich enough to meet its bright acidity.
Tasting notes
NoseFreeze-dried raspberry and fresh strawberry with iris and violet
PalateRipe red fruit carried by bright, dominant acidity
FinishLong and precise, turning floral and lightly peppery
Specs
ChampagneChampagne, France
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How should I serve a vintage rosé Champagne like this?
Well chilled, in a white-wine glass rather than a narrow flute, which lets the aromatics open up more.
What food pairs well with it?
Duck, wild salmon, or another rich dish that can stand up to its bright acidity and red fruit character.
What grapes make up this Champagne?
Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from the single 2008 vintage, one of Champagne's most celebrated modern years.
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