DUBAI- Emirates (EK) has introduced Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 2009, an exclusive premium champagne, to its First Class offering, available on routes departing from Dubai International Airport (DXB).
The airline’s partnership with Moët Hennessy grants it exclusive access to this rare vintage, making Emirates the only carrier in the world serving it directly from the winery.
The launch reflects Emirates’ commitment to elevating premium travel by providing its First Class passengers with some of the rarest and most prestigious champagnes in the world.
Photo: EmiratesEmirates’ Exclusive Premium Champagne
Emirates (EK) invites First Class passengers to savor Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 2009 across all routes from Dubai (DXB). This vintage earns exceptional ratings and remains available for the next few months.
The airline secures it via a unique deal with Moët Hennessy, ensuring direct access from the winery.
Emirates routinely provides Dom Pérignon Vintage to First Class travelers worldwide. It also features special vintages, allowing passengers to taste rare champagnes like the 2009 Rosé. These selections underscore the airline’s focus on world-class beverages.
Dom Pérignon Vintage blends Pinot Noir and Chardonnay equally, delivering a white Champagne with purity and precision.
It offers mineral notes, citrus, stone fruit, and toasted brioche, featuring a taut structure, creamy mousse, and elegant finish.
Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage emphasizes Pinot Noir, including still red wine for color and structure. It provides intensity, sensuality, and bold character, contrasting the Vintage’s luminous finesse while sharing balance and depth.
The 2009 vintage stems from a generous season, yielding profound ripeness, richness, and power. Sourced from Grand Cru vineyards like Aÿ and Bouzy, it includes significant still Pinot Noir in blending.
After 12 years of maturation, it displays aromatic layers with rose petals, orange oil, and saffron on the nose. The palate reveals raspberry, cherry, cassis, fig, licorice, and gingerbread, offering smooth texture, ripe fruit, supple structure, and a persistent finish.
First Class passengers check availability via the ‘What’s on your flight’ option.
Emirates Boeing 777-300ER First Class; Photo- EmiratesEmirates’ Champagne Program
Emirates (EK) buys more champagne than any airline globally and holds exclusive rights to vintages like Dom Pérignon Vintage 2015, Rosé 2009, Plénitude 2 2006, plus Moët & Chandon and Veuve Clicquot selections.
It also serves Chandon Vintage Brut 2019 exclusively in Premium Economy.
Over 16 years, Emirates has invested over $1 billion in its wine program, acquiring wines early for maturation.
The French cellar holds 6.5 million bottles, some maturing until 2035. The airline offers 37 French wines and champagnes, aging Bordeaux reds 8-10 years for Business Class and 12-15 years for First Class, including vintages like Château Margaux 2004.
Photo: EmiratesComplementary Spirits Menu
Emirates (EK) pairs its champagnes with a diverse spirits menu across all classes. It includes niche, hand-crafted brands and favorites like Hennessy cognacs, enhancing the overall onboard beverage experience.
The thoughtful balance of rare wines, prestigious champagnes, and carefully chosen spirits underscores Emirates’ philosophy of offering unparalleled luxury in the skies.
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