Dom Perignon is named after a famous monk who was the most important early influence in the development of Champagne. It was not the first Champagne to use his name, as wineries employed it for centuries. Unfortunately for them they did not register the name, Dom Perignon, as their trademark. A rigorous selection of fruit in the vineyard and component wines under the Chais ensures that only the best parcels are included into this exquisite Cuvee. Chardonnay and Pinot Noir are used in roughly equal proportions, Dom Perignon Rosé shows incredible finesse, perfect balance and ample weight, a Champagne of exquisite succulence.