Dom Pérignon To Release New Limited 2010 Vintage
We’ve all had the 1996, but in exciting news from the Champagne world Dom Pérignon is releasing their Vintage 2010 this September. 2010 was a challenging, complex year with extreme weather conditions from a rigorous winter to a very delayed dry spring, however, Dom Pérignon meticulously and with great precision produced a vintage that resulted in a true testament of nature and worthy of a sip. Due to these conditions, the luxury champagne house is only releasing a limited number and is one of few houses to launch a vintage.
As the Dom Pérignon Vintage 2010 was a daunting and bold task, it truly displayed the houses mastery, which is nurtured by experience, passed on and reproduced. The newest vintage has generous aromas of tropical fruit that instantly shines, followed by freshness. The vintage on the palate has a sappy sensation that unfolds generously yet firm and controlled.
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