Grand Vintage Collection 2009

Moët & Chandon (hentet 2. nov. 2026): Grand Vintage Collection 2009 Accomplished Assertive Enveloping With greater distance from the storm, comes greater maturity. In its most tumultuous expression, the Champenois climate is filled with unsettling contrasts for growers, with the year 2009 its prime example: the coldest winter in 15 years was followed by a hot spring and summer. BLEND 2009 is the coldest winter in 15 years was followed by a hot spring and summer. After fourteen years of long maturation, this vintage emerges assertive and enveloping. This is a wine of accomplishment, where challenge is transformed into charisma. PINOT NOIR 50% CHARDONNAY 36% MEUNIER 14% Ageing period in cellars: 14 years Ageing after disgorging: at least 6 months Dosage: 7g/liter (extra brut) TASTING NOTES The robe remains vibrant and bright. The bubbles are especially delicate and persistent. Maturity is expressed immediately with the first fleeting aromas being rich and smooth, reminiscent of harvested grains, toasted brioche or blond tobacco. These rich notes evoke caramelized roasted pineapple, apricot tart, chestnut honey and frangipane, complemented by subtle hints of garrigue, resin and nutmeg. The palate is inviting, with a continued sensation of richness. The wine is full, dense and enveloping, with sumptuous flavors evocative of panettone. Its 14 years of maturation have imparted a patina and extended the acidulous, peppery finish. THE CHARISMA OF MATURITY The blend reached its peak, fully mastering its assertive complexity. Blond tobacco Harvested grains Toasted brioche