Bubbly/Dom Perignon Vintage 2009 2009 750 ml

Dom Perignon Vintage 2009 2009 750 ml

Brut
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About this bottle

Dom Pérignon Vintage 2009 is Moët & Chandon's prestige cuvée, made only in years the house judges exceptional and released as a single vintage rather than a non-vintage blend. It's built from roughly equal parts Chardonnay and Pinot Noir and aged on its lees for years before disgorgement, which builds the toasted, bready complexity underneath the fruit. Expect ripe orchard fruit and brioche on the nose, a rich, creamy palate of apple, pear, and citrus with a mineral edge, and a long finish that turns toward toasted almond. It's a special-occasion bottle for someone who wants Champagne at its most composed and age-worthy.

How to drink Dom Pérignon Vintage 2009

Serve it a touch warmer than an everyday sparkling wine — around 48–50°F — so the brioche and almond notes aren't locked down by the cold. It's substantial enough to carry through a full meal rather than just an aperitif; try it alongside roasted poultry or a mild aged cheese.

Specs

Brut

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Questions about this bottle

What temperature should Dom Pérignon Vintage 2009 be served at?

Around 48–50°F, warmer than a typical Brut, so the toasted and nutty notes from extended lees aging aren't muted by the cold.

What food pairs well with Dom Pérignon Vintage 2009?

Roasted poultry or a mild aged cheese both stand up to its richness without competing with it.

Why is it labeled as a vintage instead of non-vintage Champagne?

Dom Pérignon is only produced in years Moët & Chandon judges exceptional, and 2009 is bottled as that year's single-vintage release rather than blended across multiple harvests.

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