Dom Pérignon Champagne House, the art of winemaking at its peak.

Of course, keeping the wine once in the bottle was one thing, but storing it so it could remain in the bottle for much longer was a harder task. Yet this seemed to happen with some ease, as, thanks to the chalk pits nearby, this obstacle soon became yet another tried-and-trusted step in the process.

The latest Vintage from this House is the 2007 variety – made from a wine selected from the year 1999. And Dom Perignon are certainly no stranger to attention when it comes to their Vintages. A fine example would be the event which occurred in 2004, when 17 bottles of the infamous 1921 Vintage were sold at Christie's and found to contain a bouquet including vanilla and praline. Far from being just any bottles, these ones came from the home of the founder of the American Tobacco Company.