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Dom Perignon Rose 2008 Lady Gaga Limited Edition 750mL with Gift Box

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Dom Perignon Rose 2008 Lady Gaga Limited Edition 750mL with Gift Box

HKD 3,500.00 HKD 3,500.00
Category: Champagne

Dom Pérignon Rosé 2008 in the Lady Gaga Limited Edition gift box, the second chapter of the partnership. It went on sale from 1 October 2022, a year after the 2006 rosé edition.


About This Champagne

This is the standard 2008 rosé, dressed in Lady Gaga's pink and silver packaging. About 21% of the blend is red Pinot from Chants de Linottes in Hautvillers and Vauzelles in Aÿ. The 2008 vintage gave a finer, more linear rosé than the vinous 2006, and critics were enthusiastic: William Kelley at The Wine Advocate gave 97.


Tasting Profile

  • Nose: Blood orange, peach and red cherry, with toast, smoke and a salty, iodine note.
  • Palate: Concentrated and textural, with lively acidity and a soft, very fine mousse.
  • Finish: Long and driving, with orange peel and fine spice.

Serving & Food

Serve at about 10°C in a white-wine glass. Drinking now, with a long future. It suits prawn toast, tuna tartare with yuzu, or roast quail with cherries.


How to Enjoy

Gifting and display, especially for someone who already has the 2006 edition.


Product Details

Producer:  Dom Pérignon

Wine:  Rosé Vintage Champagne

Vintage:  2008

Edition:  Lady Gaga Limited Edition

Region:  Champagne, France

Grape Variety:  Pinot Noir and Chardonnay

Volume:  750mL

Presentation:  Gift box


About the Maison

Making a Dom Pérignon rosé is a balancing act. The house starts with the same Pinot Noir and Chardonnay approach as the white, then adds Pinot Noir from the ripest, best-exposed parcels, vinified as red wine. The aim is to bring in colour, depth and a darker fruit character without losing the tension that defines the white. It is a riskier wine, and it needs longer in the cellar. The rosé usually rests on its lees for several years more than the Blanc before release.