Dom Perignon & Artisan Chocolate Hamper Staff Picks the finish long and fresh

the finish long and fresh

Because the carafes are mouth-blown

inland and high enough to hold its acidity through a hot summer

and few things say "occasion" like a magnum on the table

then age it for around seven years under cork - more than twice the legal minimum - riddled and disgorged by hand

Dom Perignon & Artisan Chocolate Hamper Staff Picks the finish long and freshDom Prignon is made only in years that deserve it, and the 2017 is one of the rarest it has ever released. A summer that started as one of the ripest on record was hit by August storms, forcing a fast, fiercely selective harvest the result is the smallest Dom Prignon ever bottled, around a quarter of a normal year. Unusually, Chardonnay leads the blend at 62%, giving the wine a bright, chalky precision alongside the depth the house is known for. That