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Champagne Region

Dom Pérignon - Champagne - Vintage 2006 - Pléntitude 2 - Blanc

Characteristics

Country / Region: Champagne

Vintage: 2006

Name: AOP Champagne

Grape variety: Chardonnay & Pinot Noir

Alcohol: 12.5 vol.

Color: White

Capacity: 75 cl

AWARDS

House rated 2 stars in the Guide Des Meilleurs Vins de France 2025 RVF
House rated 5 stars in the Guide Bettane + Desseauve 2024
Guide RVF 2025 : 93/100
Robert Parker : 95/100

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Wine:

Freshly released from the cellars after 17 years of slow maturation, the Dom Pérignon Plénitude 2 Vintage 2006 Champagne reveals a new facet of its character and vintage. Pastry notes and ripe fruits fill a broad yet airy structure, still marked by the powerful "Dom Pé" signature style, but with renewed charm and delicacy. The finish extends the wine into deep, flavorful territory, with an astonishingly effortless palate. Another stroke of genius. Rated 95/100 by Parker.

Vinification:

Hand harvested. Produced from a single year's harvest. Matured for 17 years in the cellar, from 2006 to 2023.

Color:

Golden, sparkling.

Nose:

Beautifully ripe fruit with a mineral edge and marked by flavors of fig, cocoa, mocha, roast, brioche and honey.

Palate:

The wine walks a fine line between tension and weightlessness. The precision is extreme, tactile, dark and chiseled. The whole persists, racy, on a seductive, liquorice line.

Temperature:

Serve between 10 and 12°C.

Food and wine pairing:

Aperitifs, shellfish: roasted lobster or slipper lobster with tarragon butter, turbot fillet with beurre blanc, cheeses such as 24-month Comté, mature Brie de Meaux, extra-aged Mimolette.

Cellar aging:

From now until 2033, and even longer for enthusiasts.

As the world's most renowned Champagne, Dom Pérignon has cultivated an unmistakable style, shrouded in secrets that add to its legendary status. This exceptional cuvée pays homage to the monk Pierre Pérignon, who, it is said, mastered the art of blending in the quiet confines of the Hautvillers abbey and gave birth to Champagne.


With its commanding character, robust length, and delightful toasty nuances, Dom Pérignon stands as an absolute pinnacle of Champagne, always released as a vintage. Its delicate effervescence, refined texture, and profound depth are unrivaled: "Dom Pé" remains a coveted treasure for enthusiasts, and as it matures, it transforms into a wine of extraordinary harmony, suitable for more than just sipping outside of meal times.