Dom Pérignon

The year 1804 marks the beginning of an era of uninterrupted commercial success for Moët & Chandon, whose reputation is now global. ‘Le Dom Pérignon’, cuvée de prestige of the house, is certainly the most famous champagne in the world.   The House began to commercialize its cuvées from 1936 and knew an immediate world success. The characteristic bottle, in the shape of an 18th century flask, is made only in the best years. The volume of Dom Pérignon bottles produced is a jealously guarded secret by the LVMH group, now owner of the house Moët et Chandon.

The 2013 vintage finally reconnects with the glorious past of late vintages. Elegance and delicacy best characterize this vintage which reveals the play of resonances between black Pinot and Chardonnay, acidity and roundness. Its precise, elegant and tactile bouquet deploys an aromatic, delicate flavor, around three nuances: those of citrus, that of a more vegetal facet and finally that of spices. This precision reveals an elegance where the wine, after an aerial attack, amplifies.