Dom Pérignon has teamed up with Lenny Kravitz to design an exceptional limited edition edition. Within his Kravitz Design studio, the artist has created a collection of three limited editions.
Lenny Kravitz worked on the emblematic emblem of the brand, drawing inspiration from the codes of goldsmithing. It transforms the surface of the coat of arms into a hammered metallic texture with a definitely contemporary patina.
The Vintage 2008 Dom Pérignon is certainly one of the most anticipated vintages of recent years.
The 2008 vintage is one of the greatest of recent years, yet it started off rather badly, with wet and gray weather. But a magnificent September offers grapes with an absolutely perfect balance between sweetness and acidity. After more than 10 years in the cellars of the Dom Pérignon house, the Vintage 2008 asserts itself as a streamlined, slender champagne, with bright fruity aromas and remarkable persistence.
The Vintage 2008 Dom Pérignon reveals itself on a dazzling, complex and luminous nose with notes of white flowers, citrus fruits and stone fruits. Notes underlined by a slightly minty touch.
On the palate, this is a huge cuvée. The Vintage 2008 is slender, refined, invigorating. The fruit bursts out loud and clear, and the acidity, a hallmark of this vintage, is remarkably integrated here.
The finish evokes spices and ends with a smoky touch.
Already an immense champagne in its first fullness, which has an equally immense aging potential.
