This magnum captivates with an aromatic display of white flowers, damp chalk, and earthy undertones of hazelnut and marzipan, mingled with the savory depth of mushrooms and the soft sweetness of bruised apples. It boasts a vibrant freshness, suggesting a vitality that promises longer lifespan. A faint echo of Jerez adds intrigue without overwhelming the wine's inherent vivacity.

In contrast to Dom Ruinart BdB '90, it presents a more dynamic, fruit-driven character. While it delights with its finesse, the finish is notably more brief.