Dom Pérignon Rosé 2009

The 2009 Rosé bursts with vivid fruit — ripe raspberry, wild strawberry, and blood orange — framed by softer tones of peach and cherry. It’s a wine that feels sunlit and expressive, the warmth of the season captured in every layer. Hints of cocoa, rose petal, and spice emerge as it opens, adding depth and dimension to its generous core.

On the palate, it’s voluptuous yet finely balanced, with the richness of Pinot Noir lifted by Chardonnay’s precision. The texture is silky and complete — fruit, acidity, and minerality woven seamlessly together. There’s a sense of effortless power here, a combination of lush fruit and underlying tension that carries through to a long, savoury finish.

Made from a high proportion of Pinot Noir (around 60%), the 2009 vintage reflects a warm, luminous year in Champagne — one that produced wines of charm, generosity, and immediate appeal. After years resting on lees, the result is an open, expressive Rosé that combines energy with sensuality.

Lush, radiant, and complex, Dom Pérignon Rosé 2009 captures the essence of a warm vintage shaped by precision — a Champagne that balances vitality and richness in perfect rhythm.