Cuvée Dom Pérignon Oenothéque is a special Cuvée of Dom Pérignon that is disgorged after being aged on lees for years and released only when the “Chef de Cave” (cellar master) deems it perfect for release. Oenothéque wines are marked by complex aging notes, fine elegance, and aromatic intensity. However, the Moët & Chandon Champagne house doesn’t produce the Oenothéque bottle anymore. It has rebranded the Oenothéque wine as “Plenitude”.

Content 750ml

Cuvée Dom Pérignon P2 ( Plénitude Deuxième) 2004 is assembled from a combination of 62% Pinot Noir and 38% Chardonnay. Disgorged September 2021.

Content 75cl - volume 12.5%

The Salon Le Mesnil Blanc de Blancs 2013 is the most recent offering from the iconic Champagne producer, Salon. Established in 1905, Salon was the pioneering Maison to create a Blanc de Blancs, and this latest release marks only the 44th in its nearly 120-year history.

The wine has garnered acclaim from critics, with Antonio Galloni of Vinous awarding it a remarkable 99 points and describing it as "the most robust and densely textured young Salon" he has ever encountered. James Suckling also commended its sophistication, offering a lengthy, textured experience, and granted it 97 points.

Content 75cl - volume 12%

Of all luxury brands of champagne, Dom Pérignon is probably the most famous, with an unwavering appeal. The first Dom Pérignon Rosé was the 1959, but it was not commercially released and only seen in private collections.

The 1986 vintage is a beautifully pure Rosé Champagne. On the nose, intense and fresh red fruit character – wild cherries and red currants, which then mingle and give way to notes of Mirabelle plums and toasted bread. On the palate, the initial impression of roundness and concentration is perfectly balanced by an almost youthful liveliness.

Content 75cl

Cuvée Dom Pérignon Réserve de l'Abbaye, also known as Dom Pérignon Gold or simply Gold Réserve, is a stand-alone series in the Dom Pérignon range released exclusively for the Japanese Market. Branded as an ultra-deluxe product, it undergoes about twenty years of extended ageing on the lees - longer than the ageing of Dom Pérignon Plénitude 2.

It is unknown how many bottles of this rare vintage have been produced but they are quite scarce; this is the 2003 vintage, the latest contribution to this exceptional range of Champagne.

Content 750ml - volume 12.5%

Cuvée Dom Pérignon Réserve de l'Abbaye, also known as Dom Pérignon Gold or simply Gold Réserve, is a stand-alone series in the Dom Pérignon range released exclusively for the Japanese Market. Branded as an ultra-deluxe product, it undergoes about twenty years of extended ageing on the lees - longer than the ageing of Dom Pérignon Plénitude 2.

Named after the Abbaye d’Hautvillers where Dom Pierre Pérignon was cellarmaster from 1668 until his death in 1715.

It is unknown how many bottles of this rare vintage have been produced but they are scarce; this is the 1985 vintage, bottle #11413.

Content 750ml - volume 12.5%

Cuvée Dom Pérignon Oenothéque is a special Cuvée of Dom Pérignon that is disgorged after being aged on lees for years and released only when the “Chef de Cave” (cellar master) deems it perfect for release. Oenothéque wines are marked by complex aging notes, fine elegance, and aromatic intensity. However, the Moët & Chandon Champagne house doesn’t produce the Oenothéque bottle anymore. It has rebranded the Oenothéque wine as “Plenitude”.

Of all luxury brands of champagne, Dom Pérignon is probably the most famous, with an unwavering appeal. The first Dom Pérignon Rosé was the 1959, but it was not commercially released and only seen in private collections. This 1985 vintage is surprisingly youthful, showing notes of wild strawberries, bread dough, orange marmalade and mineral accents. Available here in a rare magnum format.

Content 75cl

Cuvée Dom Pérignon Réserve de l'Abbaye, also known as Dom Pérignon Gold or simply Gold Réserve, is a stand-alone series in the Dom Pérignon range released exclusively for the Japanese Market. Branded as an ultra-deluxe product, it undergoes about twenty years of extended ageing on the lees - longer than the ageing of Dom Pérignon Plénitude 2.

Named after the Abbaye d’Hautvillers where Dom Pierre Pérignon was cellarmaster from 1668 until his death in 1715. It is unknown how many bottles of this rare vintage have been produced but they are extremely scarce.

Content 750ml - volume 12.5%

Cuvée Dom Pérignon Réserve de l'Abbaye, also known as Dom Pérignon Gold or simply Gold Réserve, is a stand-alone series in the Dom Pérignon range released exclusively for the Japanese Market. Branded as an ultra-deluxe product, it undergoes about twenty years of extended ageing on the lees - longer than the ageing of Dom Pérignon Plénitude 2.

Named after the Abbaye d’Hautvillers where Dom Pierre Pérignon was cellarmaster from 1668 until his death in 1715. It is unknown how many bottles of this rare vintage have been produced but they are extremely scarce.

Cuvée Dom Pérignon Oenothéque is a special Cuvée of Dom Pérignon that is disgorged after being aged on lees for years and released only when the “Chef de Cave” (cellar master) deems it perfect for release. Oenothéque wines are marked by complex aging notes, fine elegance, and aromatic intensity. However, the Moët & Chandon Champagne house doesn’t produce the Oenothéque bottle anymore. It has rebranded the Oenothéque wine as “Plenitude”.

Cuvée Dom Pérignon P3 is a special Cuvée of Dom Pérignon, introduced in 2014, that is disgorged after being fully aged on lees for 30-40 years and released only when the “Chef de Cave” (cellar master) deems it perfect for release. Oenothéque wines are marked by complex aging notes, fine elegance, and aromatic intensity. The P3 1971 is considered the best of the range.

Cuvée Dom Pérignon Oenothéque is a special Cuvée of Dom Pérignon that is disgorged after being aged on lees for years and released only when the “Chef de Cave” (cellar master) deems it perfect for release. Oenothéque wines are marked by complex aging notes, fine elegance, and aromatic intensity. However, the Moët & Chandon Champagne house doesn’t produce the Oenothéque bottle anymore. It has rebranded the Oenothéque wine as “Plenitude”.

Content 750ml

Cuvée Dom Pérignon Réserve de l'Abbaye, also known as Dom Pérignon Gold or simply Gold Réserve, is a stand-alone series in the Dom Pérignon range released exclusively for the Japanese Market. Branded as an ultra-deluxe product, it undergoes about twenty years of extended ageing on the lees - longer than the ageing of Dom Pérignon Plénitude 2.

Named after the Abbaye d’Hautvillers where Dom Pierre Pérignon was cellarmaster from 1668 until his death in 1715. It is unknown how many bottles of this rare vintage have been produced but they are extremely scarce.

The 1990 Dom Pérignon Rosé is powerful and explosive in style, with superb overall intensity. In this flight, the 1990 comes across as a more polished version of the 1993. Just beginning to enter its tertiary phase, the 1990 is in a great place to deliver maximum pleasure. Autumn leaves, crushed flowers mint and sweet red berries add nuance on the racy, creamy finish. Drink between 2015 and 2025. Robert Parker 94/100.

Cuvée Dom Pérignon Réserve de l'Abbaye, also known as Dom Pérignon Gold or simply Gold Réserve, is a limited edition stand-alone series in the Dom Pérignon range released exclusively for the Japanese Market. Branded as an ultra-deluxe product, it undergoes about twenty years of extended ageing on the lees - longer than the ageing of Dom Pérignon Plénitude 2.

Content 750ml - volume 12.5%

Cuvée Dom Pérignon Réserve de l'Abbaye, also known as Dom Pérignon Gold or simply Gold Réserve, is a stand-alone series in the Dom Pérignon range released exclusively for the Japanese Market. Branded as an ultra-deluxe product, it undergoes about twenty years of extended ageing on the lees - longer than the ageing of Dom Pérignon Plénitude 2.

Named after the Abbaye d’Hautvillers where Dom Pierre Pérignon was cellarmaster from 1668 until his death in 1715. It is unknown how many bottles of this rare vintage have been produced but they are extremely scarce.

Cuvée Dom Pérignon Réserve de l'Abbaye, also known as Dom Pérignon Gold or simply Gold Réserve, is a stand-alone series in the Dom Pérignon range released exclusively for the Japanese Market. Branded as an ultra-deluxe product, it undergoes about twenty years of extended ageing on the lees - longer than the ageing of Dom Pérignon Plénitude 2.

Named after the Abbaye d’Hautvillers where Dom Pierre Pérignon was cellarmaster from 1668 until his death in 1715.

It is unknown how many bottles of this rare vintage have been produced but they are extremely scarce; this is the 1999 vintage.

Cuvée Dom Pérignon Réserve de l'Abbaye, also known as Dom Pérignon Gold or simply Gold Réserve, is a stand-alone series in the Dom Pérignon range released exclusively for the Japanese Market. Branded as an ultra-deluxe product, it undergoes about twenty years of extended ageing on the lees - longer than the ageing of Dom Pérignon Plénitude 2.

Named after the Abbaye d’Hautvillers where Dom Pierre Pérignon was cellarmaster from 1668 until his death in 1715. It is unknown how many bottles of this rare vintage have been produced but they are quite scarce; this is the 1998 vintage.

Content 750ml - volume 12.5%

Cuvée Dom Pérignon Réserve de l'Abbaye, also known as Dom Pérignon Gold or simply Gold Réserve, is a stand-alone series in the Dom Pérignon range released exclusively for the Japanese Market. Branded as an ultra-deluxe product, it undergoes about twenty years of extended ageing on the lees - longer than the ageing of Dom Pérignon Plénitude 2.

Named after the Abbaye d’Hautvillers where Dom Pierre Pérignon was cellarmaster from 1668 until his death in 1715. It is unknown how many bottles of this rare vintage have been produced but they are extremely scarce.

Content 750ml - volume 12.5%