Not just the most famous champagne on earth, Dom Perignon, one of the flagship brands of luxury retail giant LVMH, is the most recognizable wine of any kind. Its very label and bottle design have been ...

A rare magnum of Dom Pérignon Vintage 1961 champagne that was specially produced for the 1981 wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana has failed to sell during an auction.

Time is often considered a constraint to be managed. However, within the cellars of Dom Pérignon, its passage is viewed ...

In Champagne, the mainstay is non-vintage bubbles, produced by blending wine from a variety of years. All 370 houses that make sparkling wine in the region offer bottles without years on them—except ...

Two weeks ago in Barcelona, Dom Pérignon celebrated the release of its latest vintages with select wine experts from around the world, culminating in a dinner prepared by World’s 50 Best chefs Albert ...

A rare magnum of Dom Perignon Vintage 1961 champagne, crafted for Prince Charles and Princess Diana's 1981 wedding, is set for auction. Only 12 were produced for the occasion, and it's expected to ...

Dom Pérignon has announced an extraordinary collaboration with renowned chef Clare Smyth – the first and only British female chef to be awarded three Michelin stars, for her restaurant Core by Clare ...

Dom Pérignon took over an estate in the Hamptons to celebrate two of its newest vintages in its first-ever public ticketed event. Tickets started at $3,000 a person. The vintages — Dom Pérignon ...

For $4,000 a pop, Champagne lovers can sample the brand's newest bubbly in Water Mill. Courtesy Dom Perignon Champagne lovers with deep pockets will have a chance to try Dom Pérignon’s latest vintages ...

Extreme weather tore down on Champagne in 2010. Dom Pérignon’s new release is one of the few Champagne houses to release this vintage. 2010 was a tough year for Champagne. A frigid winter—the lowest ...