Dom Perignon Oenotheque Brut Millesime Moët & Chandon 1995 0,75L
| Weight | 3 kg |
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| Dimensions | 40 × 12 × 12 cm |
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| RP | 96 |
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| Vintage | 1995 |
| Volume | 0,75 |
ROBERT PARKER ” The 1995 Dom Perignon Oenotheque is the second release of this wine, and was disgorged in 2005. This silky-textured Champagne reveals breathtaking finesse, elegance and clarity in its perfumed bouquet, with delicate notes of pears and roasted nuts that add further complexity. The finish goes on and on. This mind-bending Champagne possesses all of the qualities of profoundness, most importantly the ability to develop beautifully in the glass and the potential to acquire even more depth in bottle over the coming years. It is a stunner. Anticipated maturity: 2008-2028. Moet & Chandon is one of Champagne’s giants when it comes to the sheer number of bottles that emerge from its cellars each year. The house’s top wine, Dom Perignon, is quite possibly the most iconic wine in Champagne, and perhaps the world. Production numbers are always kept close to the vest, but that notwithstanding, it is impossible to ignore the exceptional quality that the best vintages offer. At its best Dom Perignon is also an extremely ageworthy wine. In recent years Chef de Caves Richard Geoffroy has instituted a program of re-releasing newly disgorged wines under the OEnotheque program. Younger vintages see a second release (also known as second plenitude), while some of the older, classic vintages from the 1970s are on their third release (also known as third plenitude). While the OEnotheques, particularly the third releases, can be very pricey, at their finest they offer an extraordinary,otherworldly drinking experience matched by few wines in the world. Although Moet & Chandon doesn’t disclose disgorgement dates, Geoffroy is considering adding that information in the near future. “
Dom Perignon Oenotheque Brut Millesime Moët & Chandon 1995 0,75L
Description Overview
Discover the Dom Perignon Oenotheque Brut Millesime Moët & Chandon 1995, an exceptional vintage that epitomizes the zenith of Champagne craftsmanship. Harvested during an outstanding year, 1995 stands as a hallmark in Moët & Chandon’s illustrious history, creating a rare collector’s masterpiece. This exclusive Brut Millesime offers a unique value proposition as an investment-grade Champagne, prized for its refined aging potential and limited availability. With only select bottles released from the Oenotheque series, this 0.75L offering invites connoisseurs and investors alike to acquire a piece of Champagne heritage renowned for its unmatched prestige.
Key Features & Benefits
Crafted with meticulous attention, the 1995 Dom Perignon Oenotheque Brut undergoes extended aging in Moët & Chandon’s cellars, a process that fosters unparalleled complexity and character. Made from premier grapes harvested in the acclaimed Champagne region, this vintage benefits from rigorous quality controls ensuring exceptional purity and balance.
Unlike standard releases, the Oenotheque range showcases unique secondary fermentation and extended lees aging, enriching mouthfeel and depth. Collectors gain access to a liquid heirloom, offering both an extraordinary tasting experience and significant collectible appeal.
Heritage & Collectibility
Dom Perignon’s legacy as one of Champagne’s most revered maisons underscores the prestige of the 1995 Oenotheque release. This vintage’s rarity is heightened by its limited-edition status within the brand’s Oenotheque collection, making it a coveted asset in the secondary market.
Recognized for its enduring quality and heritage, this bottle appeals to discerning collectors seeking both historic significance and solid investment potential. As global demand for iconic Champagne vintages grows, owning this millesime affirms a position among elite connoisseur circles.
Sensory Profile & Usage
Experience an intricate bouquet of toasted brioche, ripe orchard fruits, and subtle hints of almond on the nose, revealing layers of complexity developed over decades. The palate offers vibrant acidity balanced by creamy texture and nuanced minerality, culminating in a long, elegant finish that lingers with refined sophistication.
For optimal enjoyment, serve chilled at 8–10°C in tulip-shaped flutes to enhance aromatic expression. Proper storage in cool, stable conditions preserves the Champagne’s integrity, while pairing with fine seafood, aged cheeses, or gourmet poultry elevates the tasting occasion to an extraordinary celebration.
