Dom Ruinart 2010 — the prestige cuvée of the oldest Champagne house, all chalky finesse and toasted-brioche depth.
From Maison Ruinart, the founding house of Champagne, this 2010 vintage rests on its lees for at least nine years. Elegant and complex, it marries white flowers and citrus with a creamy, mineral length — a Champagne built for the great occasion.
Medium to full-bodied, with a fine, persistent mousse. Nine years on the lees lend a creamy texture and toasted depth, framed by crisp, refreshing acidity and a long, luxurious finish.
| Type | Prestige Vintage Champagne |
| Brand | Ruinart |
| Grapes | 100% Chardonnay (Blanc de Blancs) |
| Region | Champagne, France |
| Vintage | 2010 |
| Ageing | 9+ years on lees |
| Alcohol | Around 12.5% ABV |
| Bottle | 75cl, gift packaging |
Well chilled at 8–10°C in a white-wine glass to release its aromatics.
Seafood, poultry and creamy cheeses.
Yes — a prestige vintage Champagne in beautiful packaging, ideal for a landmark celebration.
