Country- France
State- Champagne
Brand- Moet & Chandon
Type- Champagne
Varietal- Pink Wine
Price- $$$$
Average Wine Rating- 4

Description:
Moet & Chandon Rosé Imperial is composed of 40-50% Pinot Noir grape, 30-40% Pinot Muenier and 10-20% Chardonnay. The Champagne has a glowing color that is pink with amber highlights. The bouquet is lively and has red fruit aromas (wild strawberry, raspberry, cherry) with floral nuances of rose and a slight hint of pepper. The flavors consist of strawberry, raspberry, redcurrant, peach and a subtle note of menthol followed by a gooseberry, raspberry and wild strawberry finish.

About the Winery
Moet & Co. was established by Claude Moet in 1743. It wasn’t until 1832 when Pierre-Gabriel Chandon would partner with Claude’s great grandson, Victor, to form Moet and Chandon. Moet and Chandon was already the leading Champagne house in France at this time. Moet and Chandon Brut Imperial, their best-seller was introduced in 1860 and later the label’s biggest brand Dom Perignon was introduced for sale in 1936. Dom Perignon is named after a Catholic monk, widely acclaimed to be the “father of champagne.” Moët & Chandon would later merge with Hennessy Cognac in 1971 and with Louis Vuitton in 1987 to become LVMH (Louis-Vuitton-Moët-Hennessy), the largest luxury group in the world.

Tobin’s Review 4 out of 5
Moet & Chandon Rosé Imperial has a beautiful light salmon color with a light berry head. The Champagne is lively with very active bubble. On the nose I pick up hints of melon and raspberry with flavors that are apple, berry and a slight citrus finish. This Champagne is very smoot and very good!

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Country- France
State- Champagne
Brand- Moet & Chandon
Type- Champagne
Varietal- White Wine
Price- $$$$
Average Wine Rating- 4

Description:
Dom Perignon Vintage 2008 Champagne has super fresh and intense aromas of lemon, grapefruit and blood orange. The palate is smooth with notes of pastry, spice and citrus flavors.

About the Winery
Moet & Co. was established by Claude Moet in 1743. It wasn’t until 1832 when Pierre-Gabriel Chandon would partner with Claude’s great grandson, Victor, to form Moet and Chandon. Moet and Chandon was already the leading Champagne house in France at this time. Moet and Chandon Brut Imperial, their best-seller was introduced in 1860 and later the label’s biggest brand Dom Perignon was introduced for sale in 1936. Dom Perignon is named after a Catholic monk, widely acclaimed to be the “father of champagne.” Moët & Chandon would later merge with Hennessy Cognac in 1971 and with Louis Vuitton in 1987 to become LVMH (Louis-Vuitton-Moët-Hennessy), the largest luxury group in the world.

Tobin’s Review 4 out of 5
Dom Perignon’s Vintage 2008 Champagne has a nice light hay hue with active bubbles. I pick up aromas and flavors of sour apple. The Champagne is nice, crisp and dry; not yielding an aftertaste.

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