Ruinart
Dom Ruinart Brut Champagne Blend
Best of the best from one of great houses for blanc de blanc - still fresh and lively at 16 years - citrus and subtle minerality
Best of the best from one of great houses for blanc de blanc - still fresh and lively at 16 years - citrus and subtle minerality
1 person found it helpfulDec 7th, 2014This is baller perfect to celebrate the cubbies and the series
This is baller perfect to celebrate the cubbies and the series
Oct 23rd, 2016Favorite vintage BdB for the price, has the classic '98 richness to it, with layers of complexity. Love it.
Favorite vintage BdB for the price, has the classic '98 richness to it, with layers of complexity. Love it.
Oct 22nd, 2016This is drinking amazing right now still fresh but showing maturity as well. Very layered and stays on the palette
This is drinking amazing right now still fresh but showing maturity as well. Very layered and stays on the palette
Oct 22nd, 2016Beautiful example of a house that is just getting better and better every year
Beautiful example of a house that is just getting better and better every year
Mar 31st, 2015In the immortal words of Keanu Reeves, "Whoa!"
In the immortal words of Keanu Reeves, "Whoa!"
Dec 31st, 2013In a wine lovers journey there are a handful of bottles which evoke reflection from the sheer taste… Maybe its history and taste captured in a bottle perfected by time; maybe it is just the moment. Nonetheless this is one of those bottles for me.
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The color is on par with a nice gold tone and only the last surviving bubbles rising. The nose is opulent with citrus, apple, apricot, almond and toast. The mouthfeel with crisp red apple, orange peel, brioche, almond, and a truffle-like finish which endures. This is vibrant, lush, rich and beautifully aged Champagne.
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Now, for that reflection part, back in ’98 when the grapes that make up this bottle were ripening I was a young lad from a small town about to graduate high school with too many decisions, plans, and expectations. Albeit, I had never tasted Champagne. Now, where were you back in 1998?
In a wine lovers journey there are a handful of bottles which evoke reflection from the sheer taste… Maybe its history and taste captured in a bottle perfected by time; maybe it is just the moment. Nonetheless this is one of those bottles for me.
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The color is on par with a nice gold tone and only the last surviving bubbles rising. The nose is opulent with citrus, apple, apricot, almond and toast. The mouthfeel with crisp red apple, orange peel, brioche, almond, and a truffle-like finish which endures. This is vibrant, lush, rich and beautifully aged Champagne.
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Now, for that reflection part, back in ’98 when the grapes that make up this bottle were ripening I was a young lad from a small town about to graduate high school with too many decisions, plans, and expectations. Albeit, I had never tasted Champagne. Now, where were you back in 1998?