2002 Dom Ruinart Rosé
France
Verzenay, Verzy
Champagne
Sparkling Rosé
80% Chardonnay, 20% still Pinot Noir
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2017 - 2032
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Dom Ruinart remains arguably the least well-known of Champagne's grand marques. With wines like these, I can't imagine that is going to be the case too much longer. Both of these Champagnes have been in the market for some time, but that extra time has only done wonders for these wines, both of which are off the charts.
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Ruinart is unusual among Champagne houses in that the overwhelming majority of the production is still sold in France. Perhaps because of that, Ruinart does not enjoy the same visibility as many of its peers. The wines, though, are magnificent. As always, the Ruinart Champagnes are done entirely in steel, with full malo. Dom Ruinart stands out from most other Blancs de Blancs for its powerful, broad texture, much of which comes from the significant presence of Chardonnay from the Montagne de Reims. The production cycles in Champagne are always a bit shocking relative to the norm in other regions. Chef de Caves Frédéric Panaiotis arrived in 2007, but it will still be another few years before we taste his Dom Ruinarts!
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Ruinart has only one new release this year, and it is a beauty. It's great to see that this historic house has added disgorgment dates to their back labels, a consumer-friendly move that deserves recognition.
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