Moët & Chandon, Dom Perignon, 2015 Rare all signs point to a

all signs point to a wine with tremendous longevity in the bottle

This cuvée is excellent for drinking now or laying down

as well as notes of cherries

My ratings for the component parts ranged from a low of 90-92 for La Grande Plantee

good quality tannins and notes of cocoa and red fruit that invite a harmonious finish

Moët & Chandon, Dom Perignon, 2015 Rare all signs point to aDom Prignon ended up being equipped with an amazing choice of exciting and versatile building blocks for the 2012 cuve, especially on the Pinot Noir front with the wines from these villages looking very strong; A, Verzenay, Bouzy and Hautvillers. A vintage of both freshness and density, the nose is so welcoming with DPs hallmark smoky charm, deeply fruity. The wines most unique feature is the scintillating or tingling sensation that takes over and