The Ruinart Champagne house, which recently celebrated its 292th anniversary, continues to impress with the high quality of its wines. Indeed, the Dom Ruinart Rosé 2004 in magnum format has just been crowned best Champagne in the world by the Champagne & Sparkling Wine World Championships.
This rare cuvée is composed of 80% Chardonnay from the Côte des Blancs and 20% Pinots Noirs from the Grand Cru of Aÿ, vinified in red wine.
Produced from the most beautiful plots of land in the Champagne region, it is in magnum format that this cuvée has been praised by the three members of the jury. A large 1.5 litre container, the magnum is indeed the ideal format that allows the wines to age optimally and reveal their most subtle aromas.
Tasted in preview during the 2019 edition, the Dom Ruinart Rosé vintage 2007 had received the title of best luxury rosé champagne to come.