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Dom Perignon, 2013 Vintage Champagne 2013

750 ml Pinot Noir 51%, Chardonnay 49% Champagne, France 2013

Dom Perignon, 2013 Vintage Champagne 2013 is a dry, medium-bodied sparkling from Pinot Noir, Chardonnay (Champagne, France), in the sparkling style. Acidity is very high; oak influence is none. Good with shellfish, roast chicken, aperitif, oysters. No merchant in this catalogue lists it now; Divine Fine Wines last did on 2026-10-06.

Not currently listed
No merchant in this catalogue sells this wine at the moment, so there is no price and nothing to buy here.
Last listed by Divine Fine Wines on 2026-10-06 at £194.95 — a historical figure, not an offer.
The record stays because the wine still exists: grapes, region, taste profile and drinking window are all below. If a merchant lists it again it will reappear here with a price.
Taste profile
inferred · confidence 0.65
sweetness
1 / 5
dry
Pinot Noir + Chardonnay prior · Champagne rule
body
3 / 5
medium
Pinot Noir + Chardonnay prior · Champagne rule
acidity
5 / 5
very high
Pinot Noir + Chardonnay prior · Champagne rule
oak
1 / 5
none
Pinot Noir + Chardonnay prior
Estimates by WineGenie, not the merchant's or a critic's words. Built from the grape's typical profile, the appellation, terms in the name and the merchant's description. How this works.
Facts
Style
Sparkling
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Colour
Sparkling
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Origin
Champagne · Champagne · France
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Grapes
Pinot Noir, Chardonnay
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ABV
12.5%
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Farming
not stated
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Vegan
not stated
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Critic score
none
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Drinking window
not stated
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Decant
not stated
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Occasions
celebration · aperitif · wedding · gift · special occasion
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Merchant says
Food Pairing Suggestions Dom Pérignon 2013 pairs exceptionally well with: • Seafood dishes (lobster, scallops, sea urchin) • White meats and poultry • Truffle-based dishes • Aged cheeses Its mineral backbone and acidity make it particularly suited to rich, textured dishes.
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About Pinot Noir
Typical aromas: red cherry, strawberry, raspberry, violet. Serve at 14–16 °C. Grape page.
knowledge base
Typical for Pinot Noir · knowledge base
Sweetness
bone dryluscious
dry · 1/5
Body
lightfull
light · 2/5
Tannin
lowhigh
soft · 2/5
Acidity
lowhigh
fresh · 4/5
Oak
noneheavy
some · 3/5
Alcohol
lowhigh
moderate · 3/5
Typical for the variety; not a measurement of this bottle.
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Merchant's description

Product Information Country France Region Champagne Grape Variety 51% Pinot Noir, 49% Chardonnay Vintage 2013 ABV 12.5% Dom Pérignon 2013 Vintage Champagne Experience one of the world’s most iconic prestige cuvées with Dom Pérignon 2013 Vintage Champagne, a refined, mineral-driven release from Champagne’s most celebrated house. Crafted only in exceptional years, the 2013 vintage showcases precision, elegance, and long ageing potential. Why Buy Dom Pérignon 2013 Champagne? • Prestigious vintage Champagne from Champagne, France • Exceptional critic scores (up to 98 points) • Ideal for gifting, celebrations, and cellaring • Limited production from a single vintage year • A benchmark for luxury Champagne collectors Vintage Overview – Champagne 2013 The 2013 Champagne vintage was shaped by a cool, late-growing season, resulting in wines of remarkable freshness and structure. A warm summer followed by ideal harvest conditions allowed grapes to reach balanced ripeness, producing a Champagne defined by vibrant acidity, minerality, and finesse. Unlike richer vintages, Dom Pérignon 2013 expresses a more restrained, precise style, making it particularly appealing to collectors who value elegance over opulence. Tasting Notes – Dom Pérignon 2013 Nose: Aromatic layers of green citrus zest, white peach, and apricot unfold alongside hints of eucalyptus, mint, and toasted brioche. Subtle spice notes of cardamom and vanilla add complexity. Palate: Silky and precise, the palate delivers ripe orchard fruits, saline minerality, and fine mousse. The texture is both creamy and structured, with a long, elegant finish marked by citrus and subtle bitterness. Finish: Long, persistent, and mineral-driven, with a signature saline freshness that defines the vintage style. Wine Critics’ Scores & Reviews • 98 Points – James Suckling: “Sleek and sophisticated… long and powerful with sharp minerality.” • 96 Points – Decanter: “Silky, serene, and beautifully balanced.” • 96 Points – Wine Spectator / Jasper Morris • 95 Points – Falstaff: “Refined mousse with tropical fruit and mineral complexity.” Average critic score: ~96–98 points Grape Blend & Winemaking • 51% Pinot Noir / 49% Chardonnay • Aged extensively on lees for depth and complexity • Crafted only in declared vintage years Dom Pérignon is renowned for balancing power and elegance, with each release reflecting the unique character of its harvest year. Food Pairing Suggestions Dom Pérignon 2013 pairs exceptionally well with: • Seafood dishes (lobster, scallops, sea urchin) • White meats and poultry • Truffle-based dishes • Aged cheeses Its mineral backbone and acidity make it particularly suited to rich, textured dishes. Drink Window & Cellaring Potential • Drink now: Yes (decant or allow to open in glass) • Optimal drinking window: 2025–2040+ • Cellaring potential: 15–20+ years This vintage is already approachable but will continue to evolve, gaining toast, nuttiness, and complexity over time. Why This Champagne Stands Out Dom Pérignon 2013 is defined by its precision and restraint, offering a contrast to richer vintages like 2012. It is widely considered a collector’s Champagne, appealing to those who appreciate structure, ageing potential, and mineral finesse. Discover more Champagnes FAQs – Dom Pérignon 2013 Q. Is Dom Pérignon 2013 a good investment Champagne? A. Yes, its high critic scores and ageing potential make it a strong choice for collectors and investors. Q. How does the 2013 vintage compare to 2012? A. 2013 is more elegant and mineral-driven, while 2012 is richer and more opulent. Buy Dom Pérignon 2013 Vintage Champagne Online Secure your bottle of Dom Pérignon 2013 Vintage Champagne today, perfect for milestone celebrations, luxury gifting, or long-term cellaring. With limited availability and global demand, this iconic Champagne remains one of the most sought-after prestige cuvées in the world.

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