Dom Perignon, Oenotheque Brut, Champagne, 1990 is the prestige cuvee for the Moet et Chandon house, but with an individual personality so it is never referred to as anything except 'Dom Perignon' or simply 'Dom'. The Moet vineyard holdings of nearly 1200 hectares allow ample choice for Dom, and various vineyards are dedicated to its production - Pinot Noir from Ay, Ambonnay, Bouzy, Mailly and Verzenay, and Chardonnay from Avize, Chouilly, Cramant and Le Mesnil, all Grand Crus. Only the best fruit from these villages is used for Dom. First produced in 1921, Dom and Cristal were the first prestige cuvees released and remain top of mind when considering fine Champagne. Dom Perignon is currently produced in three versions: the Vintage, the Rose, and the Plenitude 2 (or P2), previously known as 'Oenotheque'. Plenitude 2 is the second life of Dom Perignon, where a limited number of bottles are set aside for longer maturation. This 75cl bottle is suitable for both men and women.
