The creation of the 2013 vintage reveals the resonance between the pinots noirs and chardonnays, between acidity and fullbodied. The precise, elegant and tactile bouquet blooms in an extremely delicate powdery aromatic braid around three nuances: first citrus, then a more vegetal facet and lastly, spices. This precision reveals a simple and evident elegance where the wine, after an ethereal attack, amplifies and blossoms before ceding to an ineffable sensation of clarity.

The delicate nose unfolds in swaths of color. The green of eucalyptus, mint and vetiver, the yellow-orange of mirabelle plums, apricot and orange blossom, the brown of pepper, cardamom and licorice sticks, and finally silvery saline and toasty hues. The mouthfeel is elegant, expressing luxuriant simplicity and precision. The refined and silky foundation becomes more pronounced at the heart. The finish is dominated by a salinity that leaves a deep sensation of consistency.

SEASON 2004, EASE & GENEROSITY

With its remarkable ease and generosity, the 2004 winemaking year stands out in the history of Dom Pérignon. 
The year unfolded in a virtually ideal scenario. Each season segued to the next with ease and fluidity, devoid of disturbances or excess. A rather cool August was followed by a few weeks of dry heat that made the vintage.
The harvest began on September 24th, providing grapes that were superbly ripe. 

NOSE & PALATE - AN AFFIRMED AND PRECISE MINERALITY

The 2004 fruit remains discreet, yet more clearly defined in this second plenitude of the Vintage. Citrusy notes of pink grapefruit and blood oranges gently cede to figs. 
The additional time on the lees elevates the minerality of the vintage with the sublime maturity that is Dom Pérignon’s signature. Plénitude 2, 2004, has notes of Cocoa, mocha, roasted nuts, brioche and honey. 

The wine balances on the edge with immediacy and surprise, evolving between tension and weightlessness. 
It has an extreme, tactile precision, deep and sculptural. 
The sensations come together in a persistent and elegant finish, underlined by sappy, licorice notes.

FOOD & WINE PAIRING

Dom Pérignon Vintage 2004 Plénitude 2 offers attractive pairing possibilities, diving into concepts, ingredients, styles, to explore different recipes.
The wine is vibrant, a trait that can be revealed by lobster, molé verde and cardamom. 
The combination of veal, dashi broth and spirulina will bring out the paradoxical facet of the wine while pigeon, pistachio and kalamanci baklava will highlight its light.
The wine is tactile: a green tomato sorbet will magnify its silky, creamy character.
The wine exhibits a balanced tension: a facet that can be explored thanks to roasted pineapple, candied citrus peel and aniseed. 

Dom Perignon Rose is also known as rose champagne that is very familiar to sparkling wine lovers as well as regular drinkers. This pink sparkling wine carries a deep and clear amber color that presents aromas of powerful floral cherry, red berry, smoky soil leaf and peel mist. The smooth, rich strawberry mousse caress flavor adds more seduction and continuously teases more wine drinkers.

The Dom Pérignon Lenny Kravitz Edition Brut Champagne is a collaboration between the renowned Champagne house and the iconic musician. This limited edition release marries Dom Pérignon's exceptional craftsmanship with Kravitz's unique artistic vision, resulting in a bottle that's as visually stunning as it is delicious. With its vibrant fruit flavors, delicate bubbles, and lingering finish, this Champagne is a true testament to the art of celebration and the power of creativity.

P2 is Dom Perignon's higher end Champagne; a premium wine. The P2's have undergone much longer lees aging than their vintage equivalents, which results in additional freshness and complexity. P2 is shorthand for 'second plenitude', reflecting the house philosophy that Champagne experiences three different but equally wonderful stages in aging, captured in three different Dom Perignon releases: the 'regular' vintage wines, which have been aged on the lees for 7-8 years before disgorgement; the P2 wines which see 12-14 years on the lees; and finally the even rarer P3 wines, which undergo more than 20 years lees aging. Let's recap: this is a Champagne that Dom Perignon has designated premium. Less is made of it than their straight vintage Dom, so it's more rare.

Dom Pérignon is driven by one unyielding, absolute commitment: every vintage bears witness to a single year. With every vintage, Dom Pérignon pursues its never-ending quest of a deep aesthetic ideal: creating and revealing harmony from an everchanging nature.

Dom Pérignon never compromises on this creative ideal – choosing to remain silent and not declare a vintage when a year falls short of this ideal.

In 1668, Dom Pierre Pérignon, a young Benedictine monk is appointed procurator at the Abbey of Hautvillers, overlooking Champagne. Successfully endeavoring to transmute wine into champagne, Dom Pierre Pérignon embodies champagne's original and mystical act of creation. Dom Pierre Pérignon's ambition and creative legacy have inspired the Maison since its birth – and still do.

Vincent Chaperon became Dom Pérignon Chef de cave in 2019, after a thirteen-year apprenticeship alongside Richard Geoffroy, Dom pérignon former Chef de Cave. Vincent sees Dom Pérignon’s vision – harmony as a source of emotion – as a true raison d’être. This vision imparts meaning to his creative ambition and guides him in the missions entrusted to him: Reinventing the champagne each year to surprise and delight, balancing the constraints of the year and the uniqueness of Dom Pérignon. Drawing inspiration from the origins of the Maison, Vincent Chaperon perpetuates Dom Pérignon’s aesthetic ideal; nurtures its creative heritage, and brings his expertise as well as his sensibility.

Dom Pérignon is driven by one unyielding, absolute commitment: every vintage bears witness to a single year.

With every vintage, Dom Pérignon pursues its never-ending quest of a deep aesthetic ideal: creating and revealing harmony from an everchanging nature.

Dom Pérignon never compromises on this creative ideal – choosing to remain silent and not declare a vintage when a year falls short of this ideal.

In 1668, Dom Pierre Pérignon, a young Benedictine monk is appointed procurator at the Abbey of Hautvillers, overlooking Champagne.

Successfully endeavoring to transmute wine into champagne, Dom Pierre Pérignon embodies champagne's original and mystical act of creation.

Dom Pierre Pérignon's ambition and creative legacy have inspired the Maison since its birth – and still do.

Vincent Chaperon became Dom Pérignon Chef de cave in 2019, after a thirteen-year apprenticeship alongside Richard Geoffroy, Dom pérignon former Chef de Cave.

Vincent sees Dom Pérignon’s vision – harmony as a source of emotion – as a true raison d’être. This vision imparts meaning to his creative ambition and guides him in the missions entrusted to him: Reinventing the champagne each year to surprise and delight, balancing the constraints of the year and the uniqueness of Dom Pérignon.

Drawing inspiration from the origins of the Maison, Vincent Chaperon perpetuates Dom Pérignon’s aesthetic ideal; nurtures its creative heritage, and brings his expertise as well as his sensibility.

The collaboration between Dom Pérignon and Lady Gaga marks the encounter of two creative forces. The design of this limited edition, rippling and shifting, is itself a visual ode to creativity. This Limited Edition unveils another facet of the collaboration between Dom Pérignon and Lady Gaga and features Vintage 2010 in an exclusive and creative case.