Dom Perignon Vintage Luminous 2009 AOC 1.5l

Dom Pérignon Vintage Luminous 2009 AOC 1.5L is a large-format bottle capable of transforming a common moment into a cherished ritual: a Champagne that expresses the maturity of a vintage, the precision of a house that has forged its craft through centuries of experience, and a philosophy that prioritizes balance, depth, and longevity. The producer's history is steeped in a vision of excellence championed by Moët & Chandon, where the monastic legacy and the secular work of the winery meet to create a distinctive signature: a vintage Champagne, housed in a bottle that invites evolution over time. The production philosophy is based on obsessive care for the raw material, patient work on the fine lees, and a measured dosage that leaves room for the natural tension of the Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes, typical of the Champagne region. This offering stands out for its ability to immediately express balanced freshness and density, a slowly building complexity, and a lightness that doesn't betray its power. A silky texture intensifies on the palate, with a veil-like effervescence and a persistence that lengthens the finish with hints of candied lemon, mandarin, and brioche, while a hint of minerality suggests the presence of the limestone terroir. The role of wine in the Dom Pérignon range is central: Vintage Luminous 2009 is a key expression, demonstrating the house's ability to narrate an entire season—not simply a statement of style, but a long-term vision that invites evolution in the cellar. The 1.5L format favors controlled maturation and thoughtful sharing, making this bottle suitable for significant events or for collectors seeking a lasting expression. In line with STELT's positioning, this proposal speaks to a culture of taste that favors depth, simplicity and contemporaneity, offering a distinctive signature in the heart of the Champagne appellation, Champagne region, France, where the production of Dom Pérignon confirms itself as a symbol of excellence and continuous research.