Dom Pérignon Blanc Vintage magnum
One and a half liters of vintage champagne in a single bottle, enough for ten to fifteen glasses. According to the description, the large format gives the wine a calm, broad development; in practice, it mainly means one bottle is enough to go around the table.
One and a half liters from a single bottle
A magnum holds twice as much as a standard bottle: 150 cl instead of 75, enough for ten to fifteen glasses. That saves you from opening a second bottle halfway through the evening, and it also changes the wine's character. The description of this bottle credits its large format with a calm, broad development: mild, elegant, and refined, without any element standing out. The wine ages on the lees for around eight years before release.
Otherwise, it's simply Dom Pérignon: pinot noir and chardonnay, 12.5% alcohol, and only vintage champagne, as this house does not make non-vintage brut. The 2013 vintage is the one currently being served. The food pairings mentioned include shellfish and caviar, which suit a bottle meant to be shared around the table rather than sipped standing by the door.
In brief
Soft, floral, and broadly layered
Flowers and citrus
White flowers, citrus, and stone fruit form the first layer, followed by anise and mint. Everything unfolds gently; nothing pushes forward.
Soft and refined
Soft, elegant, and refined. According to the description, the large format gives the wine a broad, unhurried development, which is exactly how it feels.
Wood and toast
Wood and toasted notes emerge at the back, coming from the years on the lees. They preserve its softness without making it sweet.
The magnum's flavor profile. The same wine in a standard bottle comes across a little tighter; aging has made the P2 distinctly spicier and toastier.
Serving a magnum takes preparation
A liter and a half takes longer to chill, weighs more, and lasts longer than a standard bottle. Three things to arrange in advance, and the rest will take care of itself.
Start chilling in good time
Allow about an hour in ice water, almost twice as long as for a 75 cl bottle. Submerge the bottle completely; a magnum sticking halfway out will never get cold enough at the top.
Bar tools →Pour with both hands
Hold the bottle at the base with one hand and support the bottom with the other. When opening it, twist the bottle, not the cork, and keep it tilted so the weight doesn't work against you and you don't lose any bubbles.
Browse glasses →Set out plenty of glasses
This bottle serves ten to fifteen glasses, so set out plenty right away. Pour 10 to 12 cl into each glass, filling it two-thirds full so the floral nose has room to shine.
More about champagne →Champagne cocktails
Even a magnum goes straight into the glass: its size makes it tempting to pour something else in, but eight years on the lees are just as wasted under orange juice. If you want to serve sparkling wine cocktails, use a simpler brut.
Mimosa
Equal parts orange juice and sparkling wine. Perfect for quickly serving a large table a glass.
Sgroppino
Lemon sorbet, vodka, and bubbles stirred together until frothy. Refreshing and surprisingly light.
Kir Royal
Pour cassis into the bottom and top up with bubbles. The easiest way to pour for everyone at once.
Christmas cocktails
Bubbles are a festive-season favorite. Here are the recipes for serving a large table.Which glasses should you set out for a magnum?
The same goes here: aged champagne needs room for its aroma, so a wine glass or a roomy tulip glass brings out the most. For a large table, numbers matter too: a coupe is festive, but the bubbles disappear faster than in a tulip-shaped glass.
More flavors from Dom Pérignon
Dom Pérignon
Where it all began. On the brand page, read all about Dom Pérignon: its origins, varieties, and classic cocktails.
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Dom Pérignon P2
Years on the lees make this champagne spicy and roasted, with a remarkably long finish.
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Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage
Dark spices, cacao, and roasted fig, with the tiniest bubbles in a copper-colored glass.
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Dom Pérignon Rosé 2010
Full-bodied, silky and floral, with red fruit, iris and violet, and a long, powerful finish.
View Dom Pérignon Rosé 2010 →Questions about Dom Pérignon Blanc Vintage Magnum
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Dom Pérignon Blanc Vintage Magnum
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