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Dom Perignon, Rose, 1982

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Type Wine (Sparkling)
Colour Rose
Alcohol Content 12.5
Vintage 1982
Country France
Region Champagne
Sub Region NA
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Critic Review
Critic Review
Dom Pérignon Rosé Through the Decades at Vinous Icons

The 1982 Dom Pérignon Rosé, tasted from an original release and in magnum, is a last-minute addition. About an hour and half before lunch was to start, I received a frantic call that the restaurant could not locate the 1988 or 1986. Perhaps like the P2s and P3s, I have mellowed over time. These sorts of calls neither surprise nor stress me any longer. We needed a solution. I called a few collector friends and was able to source two magnums of the 1982 in the original release, plus a few other things. The missing wines were ultimately found, but we decided to open the 1982s anyway. I am very glad we did, as the 1982 gave guests a fabulous opportunity to taste Dom Pérignon Rosé from an original release, instead of a late release, providing the perfect bookend to this remarkable vertical. The 1982 Dom Pérignon Rosé, from magnum, is a timeless beauty. It remains wonderfully complex and nuanced, wearing the patina of its age with grace. Exotic spice, floral and citrus overtones lend tons of nuance. There is no upside from cellaring the 1982 further. It's a Champagne to enjoy now and over the next handful of years. Both magnums are quite special.

Antonio Galloni - 97


Dom Pérignon: A Rosé Retrospective: 1962-2004 (May 2015)

The 1982 Dom Pérignon Rosé is pretty, but it is also quite forward. Dried red cherries, crushed flowers and spices lift effortlessly from the glass. The 1982 still has good depth, but the flavor profile is now close to fully tertiary, so there is really nothing to be gained from further cellaring.

Antonio Galloni - 93


Cellar Favorite: 1982 Dom Pérignon Rosé (Jun 2023)

It has been quite a few years since I last tasted the 1982 Dom Pérignon Rosé, especially the original release. This bottle, one of the best I have ever had, proves that provenance and storage are everything. Immediately captivating, the 1982 soars from the glass with the most exquisite bouquet imaginable. A rush of silky, red-fleshed fruit follows. The 1982 is at once gentle and dynamic, providing endless contrasts that are fascinating to follow. Like all great Champagnes, it continues to open beautifully in the glass, revealing myriad shades of its complex personality with each taste. In the past, I have often found the 1982 to be on the decline. This bottle is a rare exception. Even so, I would not push my luck on further cellaring, as there is not much more to be gained. Superb.

Antonio Galloni - 95

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