The champagne Ruinart Dom Ruinart Blanc de Blancs Brut, vintage 2009 from the winery Champagne Ruinart has been rated in 2021 by Anne Krebiehl MW with 96 Falstaff points. It is a wine made from the grape variety Chardonnay from the region Champagne in France.
The first whiff is softly floral, think narcissus, and entirely creamy – very perfumed and intense. This is followed by insistent notes of wet chalk and pure lemon freshness along with a kind of savouriness, reminiscent of almond paste. With air, it becomes more and more pronounced. The palate has something joyful and generous, luminous and fresh, sinuous and poised. The intense concentration reveals profound flavour, a savoury saltiness that refers back to the almond paste, to cool, chalky, lemony depth. The length is astonishing and while delicious now, this will evolve beautifully.
More about the tastingIntense, engaging aroma with notes of lemon zest, orange marmalade and light stone fruits, plus nuances of nuts and almonds, subtle pastry tones. On the palate beautifully balanced and exceedingly lively with fine mousse, ample freshness and developed acidity. Very long lasting.
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