Dom Pérignon Rosé, an utterly daring reinterpretation of the Dom Pérignon style, shows off another aspect of the wine.

The Pinot Noir shines through in the Rosé, its playful charisma challenging Dom Pérignon's balance and obliging the Chef de Cave to revisit Dom Pérignon's basic style - its tension, intensity, tactile qualities and complexity - from a provocative, unexpected angle.

The limits of Dom Pérignon are once again stretched.

Dom Pérignon Rosé is:

Even more intriguing: its color is not pink, but shimmering amber and copper.

Even more challenging: it manages to preserve the original brilliance of the fruit after a decade in the cellar.

Even more mysterious and charismatic: it remains sensual in spite of its mineral character.

Even more impetuous and sparkling in the mouth and yet so seamless, so ethereal.

Dom Pérignon Rosé always presents a challenge: it plays with paradox to the point of contradiction and can be neither subdued nor tamed.

Unexpected facets of the wine shine through in Dom Pérignon Rosé, revealing the essence of Dom Pérignon in a new light.