Dom Perignon Takashi Murakami Limited Edition 2015 (Gift box)

【World-renowned Champagne | Dom Perignon】

【King of Champagnes - Only Vintage Champagnes】

【Dom Perignon Collaborates with Japanese Contemporary Artist Takashi Murakami】

【Exquisite Gift Box, Highly Collectible Artistic Value, Enjoyable to Drink, Beautiful to Look At, and Collectible】

【GENEROSITY AND BALANCE】

【Made Only with Fruit from Grand Cru and Prestigious Premier Cru Vineyards】

【LVMH's Flagship Champagne】

【James Suckling 97 pts】

【Vinous 96 pts】

【Wine Spectator 95 pts】

【Wine Advocate 95 pts】

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Special Price: $2550/bottle

Region/Classification: France / Champagne

Grape Varieties: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir

Alcohol Content: 12.5%

Volume: 750ml

【Dom Perignon collaborates with Japanese contemporary artist Takashi Murakami】

【This exquisite gift box is highly collectible and offers both aesthetic appeal and aesthetic value; you can enjoy the drink, admire it, and keep it as a valuable collectible】

The three bottles can be pieced together to form a picture.

Dom Perignon, a highly renowned and popular premium champagne brand, has long been a favorite among celebrities and aristocrats. This prestigious name was founded in 1668 by the monk Dom Pierre Perignon, who worked at a monastery and made wine for it. He is hailed as the "Father of Champagne" not because he invented sparkling champagne, although that production already existed at the time. Early champagne bottles lacked a stopper; instead, they were sealed with oil-soaked linen. The continuous fermentation caused the bottles to sometimes burst due to pressure. He first solved this problem by using corks reinforced with wire to seal the bottles.

Image: Portrait of Dom Pierre Perignon, the "Father of Champagne"

Moet Chandon acquired Dom Perignon in 1937 and briefly branded its flagship wine as Dom Perignon. From 1947, Dom Perignon became independent of Moet Chandon. In 1983, it was reorganized into the Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton (LVMH) group. Dom Perignon's main product lines include three series: Vintage Champagne, Rosé Champagne, and Plenitude. Except for the Premier Cru vineyards of Hautvillers, all grapes used by Dom Perignon are sourced from Grand Cru vineyards. Vintage Champagne is only produced in exceptional years, especially in the Champagne region where weather is unpredictable; production is halted if the vintage does not meet the standards. The top-tier Plenitude series has an even longer aging period, with "P2" aged for approximately 15 years, including at least 12 years. "P3" is the highest grade, aged for 30-40 years, including at least 20 years of lees aging.