Champagne Dom Perignon 1990

The Dom Pérignon 1990 is the perfect embodiment of the elegance and prestige of Champagne. From an exceptional vintage, this legendary champagne offers a subtle balance between power, finesse and complexity. When tasted, this cuvée reveals notes of candied yellow fruits, honey, brioche and a delicately toasted touch. Its silky texture and impressively long finish make this vintage a timeless gem.

The Dom Pérignon House:

Dom Pérignon, a global icon of Champagne, embodies excellence and innovation. The house is named after the Benedictine monk Dom Pierre Pérignon, a pioneer of blending in Champagne in the 17th century. Each vintage is a unique creation, produced exclusively in years when conditions are deemed perfect. Located in the historic cellars of Hautvillers Abbey, Dom Pérignon remains a symbol of art and refinement, appreciated by connoisseurs and collectors around the world.

The 1990 vintage in Champagne:

1990 is considered one of the greatest vintages of the 20th century in Champagne. After a mild winter and an early spring, the summer was hot and dry, allowing the grapes to develop exceptional maturity while maintaining a perfectly balanced acidity. The champagnes of this vintage are distinguished by their aromatic richness, opulence and impressive aging capacity.

Technical characteristics:

• Grape varieties : Blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
• Vinification : Long aging on lees in the Dom Pérignon cellars, guaranteeing incomparable complexity and finesse.
• Dosage : Raw.
• Tasting : Complex aromas of yellow fruits (apricot, peach), honey, white flowers, with notes of toast and a subtle minerality. Round and elegant on the palate, with a persistent and refined finish.
• Condition : Bottle in perfect condition, impeccable level, clear color.

Food and wine pairings:

Ideal for enhancing refined dishes such as roast lobster, turbot in champagne sauce, or poultry with morels. Also goes wonderfully with a dessert made with yellow fruits or lemon shortbread.