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Dom Ruinart 1998
The ultimate expression
of Chardonnay.
- The Art Of Dom Ruinart
- Tasting Notes
- Wine and food pairings
The Art Of
Dom Ruinart
The discovery begins the moment the hand caresses the velvet ribbon that adorns the bottle, whose enchanting curves hint at the distinction of the vintage's details, the harmony of its luminosity, and its delicacy. This great vintage boasts a unique complexity, an aromatic freshness, an elegant effervescence and a fine balance between strength and smoothness. This is a rare moment of discovering the taste of the ultimate expression of chardonnay in a vintage that is quite simply exceptional.
Tasting Notes
Dom Ruinart 1998
Inspired by Dom Thierry Ruinart, founder of the House, the Dom Ruinart cuvees are made from the finest Chardonnay wines. As the Ambassador of the Ruinart expertise, the Dom Ruinart 1998 vintage promises an unforgettable tasting experience.
Wine
and Food Pairing
Food Pairing
Dom Ruinart 1998 releases its harmonious and delicate freshness whether enjoyed as an aperitif or as an accompaniment to subtly flavoured dishes, in particular fish and seafood.
Our Suggestions
A fresh appetizer of crab verrine with pomelo, or bream tartare with lime will start the experience in perfect harmony.
To follow, a main course of tempura and sea bass sashimi make an original and perfect paring.
For dessert, an apple and mango crumble or a citrus gratin would bring out the richness of the vintage’s fruity flavours.
- Blend
- It is blended exclusively from Chardonnay Grand Crus grapes, with 66% from the Côte des Blancs and 34% from north of the Montagne de Reims vineyards.
- Discovering
- Visual Aspect
- Its pale golden robe with soft spring-time hue is sharpened by a touch of tender green accents and delicately luminous glints. Its particularly fine bubbles create a pleasantly persistent.
- On the nose
- Initially, the Dom Ruinart 1998 vintage has a very distinctive mineral-base note, which enhances both the floral and fruity notes. These are then followed by white floral aromas and gourmet fruity notes of reine-claude plums, peaches and pears.
- On the palate
- The flavours come in perfect harmony of freshness and smoothness. On the palate, the fruity dominance of citrus, kumquat, mango and bergamot develops more mature and exotic notes than those of the nose.
- Visual Aspect
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The Art of Dom Ruinart