1975 Dom Pérignon
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The 1975 Dom Pérignon (Original Release) is fabulous. Rich, explosive and incredibly inviting, the 1975 possesses magnificent depth and pedigree to burn. The very first hints of aromatic nuance are starting to develop in a wine that comes across as remarkably youthful. Over the course of several hours, the 1975 loses some of its intensity, but it remains superb. This is a tremendous showing.
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Neal Martin
Antonio Galloni, Vinous
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The 1975 Dom Perignon (magnum) was exuberant, seductive and fresh. This was a wonderful bottle.
The 1975 Dom Pérignon (original release) from magnum, was harmonious and remarkably complete in an expression that balanced some of the more advanced nuances one might expect from a wine of its age while maintaining remarkable freshness. If anyone needed to be convinced why Champagne is ideally purchased in magnum, this wine provided a compelling argument.
The 1975 Dom Pérignon was an original release. It has a similar colour to the 1975 Dom Pérignon Œnothèque tasted alongside, maybe just slightly deeper, but there is little between the two. The nose is gorgeous, a little more secondary aromas by comparison, hints of butterscotch and dried honey, a little quince, yet supremely well-defined and focused. The palate has a waxier texture than the Œnothèque, but is so elegant and poised, emitting plenty of energy on the finish. Frankly, there is little to choose between this and the Œnothèque...and I was lucky to have both. Tasted at Jordi's 50th birthday at Nando's.
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