Reply to "October 2014: What Are You Drinking?"

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Originally posted by Eb56:
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Originally posted by Jorgerunfast:
2004 Dom Perignon

Super unimpressed.

Is Dom a vintage champer that typically shows well at an early age? I've had some '90 and '96 that were awesome.

i disagree with jorge on this one

the 2004 dom is a great drinker in my opinion.

dom p definitely shows very well early. it';s not a super sour/super dry champers that requires age.

Glad to hear, because my cork seemed a little off. It had mold/mildew on the outside portion of the cork, and the cage was a little oxidized, which I found really strange for an '04

Unfortunately we opened it for a family celebration, so we drank it all and I can't return it, but I'll try another bottle.

10/27/141:58 PM

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