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Ruinart : Dom Ruinart 2002
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Ruinart : Dom Ruinart 2002

Ruinart : Dom Ruinart 2002

Grand cru - - White - See details
€295.00 Incl. VAT
€295.00 / Unit
Format : Bottle in presentation case (75 cl)
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Review by Robert Parker
ParkerParker96/100
J. RobinsonJ. Robinson18/20
Wine SpectatorWine Spectator93/100
Vinous - A. GalloniVinous - A. Galloni97/100

Description

A distinguished Blanc de Blancs from an exceptional vintage

As a prodigious vintage, 2002 joins the lineage as one of the greatest years, which highlights the extraordinary purity of the Chardonnay grape that year. As an exceptional vintage in Champagne, the legendary Dom Ruinart 2002 was masterfully executed in a style that gives the House all of its nobility and prestige.

As a prestigious vintage, Champagne Dom Ruinart 2002 pays homage to the nobility of Chardonnay, the emblematic grape variety that makes up the House’s DNA. The blend comes from Grand Cru vineyards in the Côte des Blancs like the very large Chouilly and Avize (72%) and the Montagne de Reims (28%). The blend illustrates the typical terroir of these areas.

The Dom Ruinart 2002 is adorned with a light yellow colour that shimmers green reflections. The colour highlights the finesse of the effervescence cords of bubbles. Brimming with freshness, the aromatic bouquet reveals delicate floral and fruity aromas of citrus, pear and bergamot. With aeration, the other facets of this champagne’s personality reveals itself within a frame of delicate sweetness. Brioche and coconut notes highlight the minerality of this complex bouquet.

On the palate, the Dom Ruinart 2002 shines with class and distinction. Tangy citrus flavours and delicate exotic fruit notes come together in perfect harmony. The palate further reveals minerality and gunflint, which is typical of the greatest limestone soils. The refined texture dances on the palate with vivacity and energy without losing any of its texture that stretches to a long, sparkling finish.

A distinguished Dom Ruinart with prodigious purity and finesse.

Ruinart : Dom Ruinart 2002
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