Dom Perignon Rosé Vintage 2009 in GePa

Weintyp: Schaumwein
Hersteller: Dom Perignon
Region: Frankreich, Champagne
Stil: trocken
Rebsorte: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir

Beschreibung: Der Dom Perignon Rosé Vintage präsentiert sich mit Aromen von Curryblättern und Guave, Orangenschalen und Trockenobst gepaart mit gerösteten Gewürzen, Kakao und Lakritznoten. Der Dom Perignon Rosé Vintage ist am Gaumen kraftvoll, energisch und begeisternd. Ein komplexes Aromenspektrum, ausgeglichene, präzise und erlesene Struktur. Die Aromen klingen lange nach, unterstrichen von einer kaum spürbaren und sehr angenehmen Bitternote.

Falstaff Magazin: „Leuchtendes helles Orange, schattiert bis zartes Kirschrosa, silberfarbene Reflexe, feines, gut integriertes, anhaltendes Mousseux. Feines Röstkaramell, Himbeerkonfit, frische Herzkirschen, ein Hauch von Navette-Orangen, unterlegt mit weißen Blüten, sehr einladendes Bukett. Saftig elegant und komplex, feine weiße Pfirsichfrucht, angenehme Säurestruktur, straffe Mineralität, zitronige Nuancen, rote Waldbeeren im Nachhall, salzig und lange anhaftend, zeigt große Länge, bereits in voller Harmonie, in vollen Zügen zu genießen.“

Decanter: „Dom Pérignon rosé 2009 arrives almost four years after the standard release, accordingly mature, expressive and open. Roughly equal proportions of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, but with a still red wine addition normally in the region of 15% (no more precise details were available at the time of launch). It's a huge contrast from the 2008, showing the warmth of the year with approachable, fleshy apricot and blood orange flavours, rounded and saturated with ripe fruit at its heart but beautifully detailed with hibiscus, liquorice and dried red berry fragrance. While structured, it is less firm and vinous than the comparably warm 2006; a supple, fluid and sweet kind of ripeness with a gently persistent citric length. While it will develop with interest in the medium term, this is a Dom Pérignon rosé that can be enjoyed close to its release.“

Antonio Galloni: „The 2009 Dom Pérignon Rosé marks a return to a richer style of Rosé following the more ethereal 2008 Rosé. Sweet red cherry, blood orange, spice and pomegranate all build in a creamy, sensual DP Rosé that hits all the right spots. Over the last few years, Chef de Caves Vincent Chaperon and his team have lowered the still Pinot portion of the Rosé down to about 10% from a high of 28% or so, reached around 2004 and 2005. In 2009, the Rosé gains considerable textural presence from the generosity of the year. It is a superb Champagne. I preferred it to the 2008, which was also part of this tasting.“

James Suckling: „Peaches, fresh crushed strawberries and roses on the nose. Full-bodied and generous. Fine tannins that frame the wine beautifully and set it up for a fresh finish. Some fruit tea and cedar undertones. Enticing finish with hints of bitterness. Savory. Drink or hold.“

Jancis Robinson: „Deep orange – almost the same colour as Aperol, dare I say! Richly fruity nose – almost strawberry compote – suggests a much richer palate than it turns out to be. There is really a very fine thread of acidity running through this. Thoroughly satisfying finish really soothes the throat. But, given the length of time this wine matured on lees, I'm quite surprised by the relatively light autolytic imprint. Almost more like a still burgundy than a champagne, although the finish has the liveliness one would expect of a sparkling wine, sorry, champagne! Perhaps I have to wait until the Plénitude stage to be utterly seduced by this wine!

Trinktemperatur: 5-7°
Lagerpotential: bis 2034

Auszeichnungen:
Antonio Galloni: 98/100 Punkte für 2009
Falstaff Magazin: 97/100 Punkte für 2009
Decanter: 95/100 Punkte für 2009
Jancis Robinson: 17,5/20 Punkte für 2009
James Suckling: 97/100 Punkte für 2009
Antonio Galloni: 97/100 Punkte für 2008
Robert Parker: 97+/100 Punkte für 2008
Falstaff Magazin: 97/100 Punkte für 2008
Decanter: 95/100 Punkte für 2008
James Suckling: 99/100 Punkte für 2008
Wine Spectator: 97/100 Punkte für 2008
Antonio Galloni: 96/100 Punkte für 2006
Decanter: 94/100 Punkte für 2006
Robert Parker: 95/100 Punkte für 2006