1995 Dom Pérignon Oenothèque
FRANCE / CHAMPAGNE /
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Wine Spectator | Rating: 93
Rich in texture and beautifully balanced, showing lemon, honey, floral and peach notes. There's just a hint of toast and brine. This is lively and reveals candied citrus on the lingering aftertaste. Excellent length. Disgorged in 2005.Drink Dates: 2009-2020Author: Bruce SandersonIssue: Jun 30, 2009International Wine Cellar | Rating: 96
We had no problem polishing off two bottles of the sublime 1995 Dom Pérignon Oenothèque to start. What a wine! Our bottles were superb; clean, precise and intensely aromatic, with endless layers of fruit and phenomenal balance.Author: Antonio GalloniIssue: May 2009Jancis Robinson | Rating: 18
Disgorged 2008. Stunning nose, and absolutely electric palate. So serious, so sophisticated – up there with the best. Brioche, smoke, apple, spice – take your pick. This is exemplary mature champagne, and the strength of the vintage shows. (RH)Drink Dates: 2010-2020Author: Richard HemmingIssue: September 2013Wine Advocate | Rating: 96
The 1995 Dom Perignon Oenotheque is the second release of this wine, and was disgorged in 2005. This silky-textured Champagne reveals breathtaking finesse, elegance and clarity in its perfumed bouquet, with delicate notes of pears and roasted nuts that add further complexity. The finish goes on and on. This mind-bending Champagne possesses all of the qualities of profoundness, most importantly the ability to develop beautifully in the glass and the potential to acquire even more depth in bottle over the coming years. It is a stunner. Anticipated maturity: 2008-2028.Drink Dates: 2008-2028Author: Antonio GalloniIssue: 180
Self | Rating: 95
Author: taipanliSelf | Rating: 96
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Dating back to 1743, Moet & Chandon is the largest and most recognized champagne brand and producer in the world. Dom Perignon, its most famous label, took its name from the Benedictine monk whom legend claims was the first to produce the sparkling beverage we know as champagne. The company was founded by Dutchman Claude Moet, who originally shipped wine to Paris to supply the royal court's growing desire for sparkling wine. The company introduced the concept of vintage champagne in the 1840s and began their popular brand "Brut Imperial" in the 1860s. Today Moet & Chandon is a segment of the international luxury goods brand "LVMH," after merging with Hennessy Cognac in 1971 and Louis Vuitton in 1987. Moet & Chandon also fathered the sparkling wine venture Domaine Chandon in the Napa Valley.
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See other similar producers:Domaine Egly Ouriet,Jean Vesselle
Collector Data For This Wine
- 177 bottles owned
- 34 collectors
- Average collector rating: 96
(Out of 34 collectors)