French Wine FAQ All wine answers here - Ask a question     • What are the grapes that produce the Dom Perignon champagne? Question submitted by Anthony Pereira Dom Perignon is one of the best champagne, if not the best. It is a champagne produced only when the grapes are in excellent condition and therefore made only in exceptional years. The last vintage in the market was 1999. Dom Perignon champagne has 52% of Chardonnay and 48% of Pinot Noir. Dom Perignon is produced by Moet & Chandon. Dom Perignon was a 17th century monk who was the first to understand the process of champagne making. • Learn more about Champagne making • More wine FAQ • Submit your question here   Top 5 Wine Books Recommended book 1. French Wine 2. An Encyclopedia of the Wines and Domaines of France 3. How to pronounce wine names 4. Hachette Wine Guide 5. The New France:Guide to French Wine French Wine Eyewitness Companions by Robert Joseph Learn more Price: $13.00 Click here!   french wine regions | grape varieties | winemaking | classification in France | tasting | wine and food | wine and health | legendary wines | news | wine shop | french wine guide