A SENSORY JOURNEY THROUGH THE HISTORY, SAVOIR-FAIRE, AND PURE ELEGANCE OF CHARDONNAY
THE ESSENCE OF A LEGENDARY MAISON Founded in 1729, in the midst of the Enlightenment, Ruinart it is the oldest Champagne House to the world. For nearly three centuries, the name has evoked refinement, art, and culture, combining the rigor of savoir-faire with the natural luminosity of Chardonnay. Each bottle enshrines not just a wine, but a philosophy of life: the art of celebrating beauty through simplicity.
DOM RUINART BLANC DE BLANCS 2013: THE WONDER OF A LATE VINTAGE The twenty-eighth vintage of the famous Blanc de Blancs It comes from an exceptionally late harvest, which began on September 30, 2013. This suspended time has given the Chardonnay a vibrant freshness, combined with extraordinary depth and complexity. A rare work, the fruit of Grand Cru from the Côte des Blancs and of the Mountains of Reims, refined for over ten years in the iconic Crayères of the Maison.
AN EXPERIENCE FOR ALL THE SENSES The golden yellow color with green and silver highlights announces a vibrant, vibrant wine. The nose opens with toasted notes of dried fruit, intertwined with the freshness of citrus and the exoticism of mango and passion fruit. On the palate, the mineral tension and floral delicacy create a unique balance, amplified by the cork aging process, which lends rare consistency and complexity.
DESIGN AS A SYMBOL OF ELEGANCE Each bottle of Dom Ruinart is a design object, finished with artisanal care and details that celebrate tradition. The Maison has made form and substance an inseparable pair, expressing an aesthetic that embraces timeless luxury.
RESPONSIBLE ELEGANCE: THE PATH TO SUSTAINABILITY’ Today, luxury cannot exist without responsibility. Ruinart, part of the group Moët Hennessy – LVMH has made sustainability a cornerstone of its philosophy. The Maison has revolutionized packaging with “Second Skin”, a 100% recyclable wood fibre casing, capable of reducing the carbon footprint by 60% compared to traditional packaging.
AN INNOVATIVE GESTURE THAT COMBINES AESTHETICS AND CONSCIOUSNESS In the vineyards, the commitment translates into agroforestry and regenerative practices: pilot projects, such as the one in Taissy, reintroduce biodiversity and create habitats for new species, while the elimination of herbicides and the adoption of certified cultivation methods consolidate viticulture that respects the land. Within the program LIFE 360 of LVMH, Moët Hennessy promotes a circular vision: reduction of virgin plastic by 2026, fully recyclable packaging by 2030, and constant research to reduce emissions and innovate processes and materials.
A PHILOSOPHY OF LIGHT FOR THE FUTURE Long associated with art and gastronomy, Ruinart today also shines as a symbol of sustainable luxury. Each bottle of Dom Ruinart 2013 is a bridge between past and future: a glass that celebrates the senses, preserves tradition, and demonstrates responsibility towards future generations.
