Dom Perignon
Dom Perignon is a vintage Champagne and nothing else. Every bottle carries a year, and in harvests the house does not rate, it simply does not make the wine. The thing people get wrong is treating it as the top rung of a ladder that starts with cheaper bottles from the same owner. It is not a promotion. It is a separate wine, drawn from its own set of vineyards, released on its own timetable, usually eight or nine years after the harvest.
The range divides three ways. The white vintage is Chardonnay and Pinot Noir in roughly equal measure, and it is the house argument in its plainest form. The rose is the same thinking with still red Pinot Noir blended in before bottling, made in far smaller quantity, which is most of why it costs what it costs. Then there are the later releases and the display bottlings, where the wine has spent more years on its lees or arrives in heavier packaging.
Past the rose, the price gap is mostly scarcity, presentation and gift weight rather than more pleasure in the glass. A white vintage in a year that suits you gives you the same house at a fraction of the outlay.
The list below is sorted by price, lowest first.
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Dom Perignon 2015 (1x75cl)
Dom Perignon 2017 (1x75cl)
Dom Perignon 2013 (1x75cl)
Dom Perignon 2013 with Gift Box (1x75cl)
Dom Perignon 2012 (1x75cl)
Dom perignon 2010 (1x75cl)
Dom Perignon Brut 2004 (1x75cl)
Dom Perignon 2009 (1x75cl)
Dom Perignon Luminous 2012 (1x75cl)
Dom Perignon Rose 2009 with Gift Box (1x75cl)
Dom Perignon Rose 2004 with Gift Box (1x75cl)
Dom Perignon Rose 2005 Limited Edition by Tokujin Yoshioka (1x75cl)
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