Dom Pérignon

Dom Pérignon P2 Plénitude Vintage 2000 Estuche

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D.O Champagne

Pinot Noir Chardonnay

£598.77 Tax included
11181
Denomination
Champagne
Winery
Grupo LVMH
Country
France
Volume
75.00
Graduation
13.0
Harvest
2000
Grape
Pinot Noir Chardonnay
€ / Litro
798.36 €

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Description

The year was marked by pronounced contrasts: cold and rainy periods alternated with intense heat and storms. The summer was unstable and largely overcast until, almost miraculously, the weather changed at the end of August, bringing sunny days that lasted until the end of the harvest. When Dom Pérignon Vintage 2000 was released in 2008, it showcased a unique balance between freshness and maturity, effervescence and harmony. Today, in its second plenitude — P2 2000 — the wine expresses itself with renewed intensity, energy, and depth.

P2 symbolizes Dom Pérignon's Second Plénitude and is the result of 17 years of development. The outcome is indescribable and incomparable; the wine is intense, vibrant, and precise. The wine's energy is at its peak.

Since the brand's inception, Dom Pérignon has pursued an ideal: the perfect champagne, where concepts are clear and simple.

Dom Pérignon is committed to being exclusively a wine from the best vintages, surpassing mere considerations of quality. It aims to be a lifestyle icon.

Crafted in a geographical area like Champagne, with such extreme and limited climate conditions, producing these champagnes from the best vintages is a true challenge.

Tasting Notes of Dom Pérignon Vintage 2000 P2

On the nose
The bouquet reveals vibrant and generous maturity. Warm aromas of dry hay and brioche are perceived, balanced with citrus notes of bergamot and reddish stone fruits. The ensemble exudes smoky elegance with subtle gray nuances.

On the palate
The entry is energetic and sets the first note of a complex symphony, whose richness manifests more in texture than in roundness. The refined and sober unctuousness adapts precisely to the wine's structure. The finish is distinguished by exquisite bitterness and sapid richness, with evocations of licorice and toasted malt.

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