Champagne Dom Perignon Vintage 2012 Luminous Label / 12.5% ​​/ 1.5l

it's history dates back to 1921, when it first appeared on the market. Named after   the Benedictine Dom Pierre Pérignon, who, although he did not invent champagne, had a huge influence on its production using the methods we know today. With undisguised passion, he explored the secrets of wine production known since the Middle Ages, while searching for ways and methods to improve them. His achievements include the production of wine from different grape varieties, harvesting at the right time of year, or even something as trivial as a cork, because at that time bottles were closed only with a piece of jute and tied with hemp rope.

 Dom Pérignon was the first widely available Champagne in the cuvée de prestige category. It is also a vintage Champagne, so all the grapes used in its production must be from the same vintage. It is worth noting that in years when the harvest is of lower quality than required, Dom Pérignon is not produced.

The 2012 vintage is traditionally a blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes, matured in cellars for 6 years. A true icon among champagnes in this category and for years desired by connoisseurs around the world. On the nose, it captivates with its lightness and airiness, and at the same time the harmony of aromas of dried fruit, citrus, a bit of nuts and brioche. On the palate, it seems thick and creamy, has a rich structure and perfectly matching acidity, which breaks the flavors of fruit. Long finish, with a bit of a smoky accent.

Perfect as an aperitif, served chilled, although it will also work well in culinary combinations, such as oysters, mussels and other seafood. A bottle with an interesting, fluorescent label, a curiosity for parties in darkened rooms, Guests will be able to see perfectly what is being served to them.