Champagne icons Moët and Dom Pérignon enjoyed a “very strong year” in 2017, with growth in all regions, including Europe, the drinks business can exclusively report.
The Champagne sector lies somewhere between Bordeaux and Burgundy in terms of complexity and investors wondering what Champagne might offer them would do well to get acquainted with its ins and outs.
Champagne prestige cuvée Dom Pérignon has partnered with Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka to create a special edition label for the 2009 vintage and a special ‘art installation’ to display the bottle.
To celebrate rosé Champagne’s recent renaissance, we’ve rounded up the 15 most expensive expressions on the market, ending with numbers 5 to 1.