2nd of 6 and two months since my last bottle. This is still robust and youthful and benefitted from 30 plus minutes in the glass. Toast and lemon peel up front. This is well balanced with good depth throughout. Likely drinking in its prime with absolutely no rush to drink. These should drink well for a couple of decades on its balance and zippy upfront lemon zest. Revisit 2025
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Fantastic. Cellared since release and the last of the case. Lovely lemon chiffon, marzipan, lime flower. Bright and energetic on the palate with minerals and lemon zest. Still bright ebullience and lively mousse. In no hurry though it absolutely defines elegance. Ridiculously delicious.
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Showing really well. Creaminess is the number one note on the nose. Brioche is present but more subtle. Fruit almost totally gone. Delicious palate. Bubbles are there for a moment, but then it is almost like a still wine (however it doesn't go flat). Delicious
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(Moët & Chandon Champagne Cuvée Dom Pérignon) Light lemon yellow color with few, tiny bubbles; yeasty, lemon foam, light herbs, white chocolate nose; very tasty, yeasty, white chocolate, mineral, lightly honeyed, tart lemon palate; long finish
(Moët & Chandon Champagne Cuvée Dom Pérignon) Bright light yellow color; very yeasty, briney, lime nose; refined tart lime, tart orange palate with minerals and high acidity; medium-plus finish 92+ pts. (needs 2-3 more years)
(Moët & Chandon Champagne Cuvée Dom Pérignon) Light medium yellow color; subtle lime, yeast, mineral and mandarin orange cream nose; tasty, tart citrus, peach and grapefruit palate with balance; medium finish
(Dom Perignon) So lacy and elegant. Almost the definition of finesse. Tremendous concentration of light citrus fruits and brilliant integration of acid, bubbles and fruit. Obviously young but I'm not pouring mine out.
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4/17/2024 - N.Bonaparte wrote: 95 Points
2nd of 6 and two months since my last bottle. This is still robust and youthful and benefitted from 30 plus minutes in the glass. Toast and lemon peel up front. This is well balanced with good depth throughout. Likely drinking in its prime with absolutely no rush to drink. These should drink well for a couple of decades on its balance and zippy upfront lemon zest. Revisit 2025
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4/1/2024 - LorenGrossman wrote: 98 Points
Fantastic. Cellared since release and the last of the case. Lovely lemon chiffon, marzipan, lime flower. Bright and energetic on the palate with minerals and lemon zest. Still bright ebullience and lively mousse. In no hurry though it absolutely defines elegance. Ridiculously delicious.
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3/23/2024 - Eric Wright Likes this wine: 94 Points
Showing really well. Creaminess is the number one note on the nose. Brioche is present but more subtle. Fruit almost totally gone. Delicious palate. Bubbles are there for a moment, but then it is almost like a still wine (however it doesn't go flat). Delicious
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3/15/2024 - steinersing wrote: 96 Points
This is still great with good length. Think it will hold.
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3/7/2024 - ifishtoo Likes this wine: 97 Points
New Years day 2024. Just wonderful. A great way to welcome the new year.
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