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DOM PERIGNON Vintage Brut 2015 champagne
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After a rather mild winter, the 2015 winemaking year was marked by contrasts. Spring began with an absolutely glacial spell, followed abruptly by an extended heatwave from mid-May to mid-August, accompanied by exceptionally sunny period and drought. This led to hydric stress and varying rates of maturation in different areas. August 2015 was the warmest month of August since 1961. Happily, the last half of August brought an end to the drought with the arrival of rain, restarting the maturation. The harvest began on September 7 under welcome sunshine. The excellent health of the grapes made it possible to conduct an optimal picking cycle
over nearly three weeks. Tasting the grapes revealed a wonderful generosity, without excess.
The wine is broad and horizontal. It spreads across the palate, delicate then generous. Tactile. It caresses and stimulates at the same time, more on the sides of the tongue than the tip. Flesh of fresh peach and nectarine envelop sculpted bitter notes of citrus and gentian.
Size:
0.75 L
Grape variety:
49% Chardonnay, 51% Pinot Noir
Amount in case:
6
Delivery in Lithuania
Fast, next-day delivery and you can return products 14 days. In most areas in Lithuania, if you order on a business day before 15:30, it will be delivered on next workday 10:00 – 17:00.* (exept Neringa municipality)
Description
Country
France
Alcohol
12.5%
Grape variety
49% Chardonnay, 51% Pinot Noir
State
Champagne
Taste
The wine is broad and horizontal. It spreads across the palate, delicate then generous. Tactile. It caresses and stimulates at the same time, more on the sides of the tongue than the tip. Flesh of fresh peach and nectarine envelop sculpted bitter notes of citrus and gentian.
Package
Bottle
Amount in case
6
Aroma
Initially somewhat somber, with roasted notes and cacao powder. The nose then gradually opens, like a floral bouquet. Linden leaves, jasmine and finally peony, highlighting the spicy dimension of the wine, with anise and cardamom. A vegetal and fruity freshness massages the overall sensation with chlorophyll, orange peel and green papaya.
Colour
Pale gold
Serving temp.
8
- 10
°
Serving suggestion
It is recommended to use chilled (8-10 ° C)
Size
0.75 L
Nutrient basis
100G
Energy
314 Kj
Energy
75 Kcal
Сarbohydrates
1.4 g
Sugar
0.8 g
Name of manufacturer
Moet & Chandon
Variant
Vintage
History Brand
Dom Pérignon
Dom Pérignon is one of the most prestigious Champagne brands that only produces vintage Champagne.
The brand is named after Dom Pérignon, a Benedictine monk who is often credited with inventing the Champagne method for making sparkling wine. This, however, is not true – the Champagne method was developed gradually almost a century after the death of Dom Pérignon. Despite that, the wine industry still owes a great deal to him and his discoveries.
Dom Pérignon lived and worked as a cellar master at the Benedictine abbey in Hautvillers, France. Believing that hard work would bring him closer to God, he made it his mission in life to create the best wine in the world. He was a true pioneer in the wine world, as he was the first to start blending the juices of different grape varieties to create a balanced wine in 1670.
In addition, he developed a method that would allow white wine to be made from black grapes. Moreover, he was the first to use cork instead of tree bark plugs to seal bottles, and to store sparkling wine in thicker glass bottles to prevent them from exploding. Dom Pérignon Champagne was originally produced by Champagne Mercier who sold the brand to Moët in 1927.
The success story of Dom Pérignon begins in 1935 when 300 bottles of the 1926 vintage were sold to Simon Bros. & Co. in the United Kingdom. To commemorate their centenary, the company gave two bottles of champagne to each of their 150 best customers, and, while this was Dom Pérignon champagne, the name on the label was different. The champagne immediately gained attention – the customers wanted more of it. A year later, 100 boxes of the first 1921 vintage were shipped to New York, this time displaying the Dom Pérignon name. Of those, billionaire James Duke bought 100 bottles for himself.
Up until 1943, Dom Pérignon was produced from the regular Moët & Chandon Champagne but it was simply transferred to special 18th century-style bottles. As of 1947, Dom Pérignon has been produced completely separately.
Only the best grapes are used for vintage champagne production. Therefore, champagne is only produced in years with good yields of grapes or when the cellar master believes that he can do something exceptional with the difficult harvest. The manufacturer has not released how many bottles of champagne they produce in each vintage, but it is estimated to be at least 5 million.
Vincent Chaperon, the current cellar master, only makes champagne from wines that have aged for more than 20 years. The cellar master and Dom Pérignon oenologists taste the wines regularly to monitor their development and pinpoint the best time for clarification. As a general rule, they produce a maximum of six vintages per decade. Dom Pérignon is always based on Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes, the proportions of which are tweaked to perfection, thus the taste may vary between vintages. Each bottle of Dom Pérignon is aged in the cellar for at least nine years, as a result of which the wine achieves a perfect balance and harmony.
Up to 25 years
Dom Pérignon usually releases each of its vintages three times. The first release is typically aged around 8 years, the second around 18, and the third around 25. The majority of Dom Pérignon bottles are first-release bottles, if the bottle has a ‘P2’ or ‘P3’ marking, then it is a later release.
Only the best
Since quality is of utmost importance to Dom Pérignon, they carefully consider which vintage they will market. With some vintages, more patience is required – for instance, the 2009 Dom Pérignon was released before the 2008 vintage.
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DOM PERIGNON Vintage Brut 2015 champagne
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After a rather mild winter, the 2015 winemaking year was marked by contrasts. Spring began with an absolutely glacial spell, followed abruptly by an extended heatwave from mid-May to mid-August, accompanied by exceptionally sunny period and drought. This led to hydric stress and varying rates of maturation in different areas. August 2015 was the warmest month of August since 1961. Happily, the last half of August brought an end to the drought with the arrival of rain, restarting the maturation. The harvest began on September 7 under welcome sunshine. The excellent health of the grapes made it possible to conduct an optimal picking cycle
over nearly three weeks. Tasting the grapes revealed a wonderful generosity, without excess.
0.75 L
265.00 €
353.33 €/l
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Country:
France
Alcohol:
12.5%
Taste:
The wine is broad and horizontal. It spreads across the palate, delicate then generous. Tactile. It caresses and stimulates at the same time, more on the sides of the tongue than the tip. Flesh of fresh peach and nectarine envelop sculpted bitter notes of citrus and gentian.
Size:
0.75 L
Grape variety:
49% Chardonnay, 51% Pinot Noir
Amount in case:
6
Delivery in Lithuania
Fast, next-day delivery and you can return products 14 days. In most areas in Lithuania, if you order on a business day before 15:30, it will be delivered on next workday 10:00 – 17:00.* (exept Neringa municipality)
Country
France
Alcohol
12.5%
Grape variety
49% Chardonnay, 51% Pinot Noir
State
Champagne
Taste
The wine is broad and horizontal. It spreads across the palate, delicate then generous. Tactile. It caresses and stimulates at the same time, more on the sides of the tongue than the tip. Flesh of fresh peach and nectarine envelop sculpted bitter notes of citrus and gentian.
Package
Bottle
Amount in case
6
Aroma
Initially somewhat somber, with roasted notes and cacao powder. The nose then gradually opens, like a floral bouquet. Linden leaves, jasmine and finally peony, highlighting the spicy dimension of the wine, with anise and cardamom. A vegetal and fruity freshness massages the overall sensation with chlorophyll, orange peel and green papaya.