Dom Ruinart Vintage 2010
Dom Ruinart Vintage 2010
This champagne is a Blanc de blancs (bdb) which means it it constructed from pure Chardonnay exclusively from parcels with Grand Cru status. 72% from the Côte des Blancs (primarily Chouilly, Le Mesnil and Avize) and 28% from the northern slopes of the Montagne de Reims (primarily Sillery and Puisieulx). This involves partial barrel fermentation and, after blending the final cuvée in the first months of 2003, maturation for at least 96 months before disgorgement and dosage which in recent years has been reduced to around 6g. to meet the freshness and minerality and not least the current demand for an expression that is a little bit drier. As this is a vintage champagne it can still be stored in years to come, but it is starting to reach an age of full maturity, can be enjoyed today as well.
Product information
Size: 0,75 L
Grapes: Chardonnay 100%
Dosage: Brut
Notes: white flowers, citrus, coconut, butterscotch, nut cakes, and ripe pears.
ABV: 12% Vol.
Made in: France, Champagne
Produced by: Ruinart, France
Including: champagne
Condition: Brand new, (may have minor imperfections from shipping)
Other information: contains sulfites
Shipping
Shipping
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In stock - We ship packages each day from monday to friday. In case of a bigger order or a lot of orders it may take us up to 2 weekdays to ship your package.
Item on request - This item is not in stock, but you can still buy and we will ship as soon as the item is back in stock. When you order the product is expected to be ready for shipping in 5-10 working days. After that you will get notified and the product will be sent to you. The delivery time depends on the distance to the seller and therefore cannot be guaranteed.
Taxes
All orders are shipped from Denmark, taxes may be added depending of the order and where it is being sent to. You are more than welcome to write to us if you want to know more before ordering.
Exice duty
All orders of champagne to outside of Denmark will have to pay a small fee called exice duty. This fee is typically around 1-5 Euro per bottle.
