Dom Pérignon Limited Editions

The world’s biggest stars turned out in force at the Tate Modern last night (15 May 2025) to celebrate Dom Pérignon’s new creative chapter. For Dom Pérignon, creation is a spiral—one that transcends time and space, echoing between past, present, and future. In 1668, the Benedictine monk Dom Pierre Pérignon set out to craft "the best wine in the world".
Hand-sculpted and -painted, it takes the form of a perfect sphere that opens to reveal a secret garden. Explore Dom Pérignon Vintage 2015, featuring refined notes of roasted cocoa, lime blossom, jasmine, and peony, subtly accented with aniseed and cardamom. This champagne harmonizes the dom perignon 2015 crispness of orange and green papaya with a soft, full-bodied palate rich in peach, nectarine, and citrus flavors.

Murakami approaches nature as an imaginative construct rather than a literal depiction. His worlds are populated by anthropomorphic flowers, whimsical creatures, and dreamlike hybrids—symbols of joy and anxiety, innocence and complexity. Just as the Japanese principle of “mono no aware” celebrates impermanence, Murakami’s visual narratives reveal the beauty in change, echoing the ephemeral journey of champagne itself—from vine to bottle to celebration.
And over time, this authority progressively becomes horizontal, broad and rectilinear. This is a Dom Perignon Vintage that brings us emotions in turn stimulating, then soothing. Stimulating thanks to a subtle bitterness, a way of touching, of commanding attention. Anderson Paak (Pee .Wee), the legendary DJ, producer and musician, brings a vibrancy to his work that is aligned with Dom Pérignon’s boldness. His genre-defying music — from his work in Silk Sonic to his solo albums — reflects the Maison’s embrace of diverse influences, creating something timeless and ground-breaking across genres.
This is a blend of 51% Pinot Noir and 49% Chardonnay with a dosage of 4.5 grams per liter; it will age wonderfully and can be enjoyed now or over the next 20 years. To put that in plainer terms, the brand is all about scarcity, exclusivity and prestige but it also likes to reflect on the nature of vintage. The bottles being swung around in the photo shoot are from 2015, for example, and so the nature of time is hammed up. If you’re looking for a specific item or collection that isn’t appearing on our marketplace, please reach out to us at  or fill out the product inquiry form and one of our dedicated team members will be in touch. Whether it’s a product you’ve experienced while traveling or a rare, hard to find item you’ve been searching for, we have an established global network of retailers with the ability to locate and source the rarest and hardest to find products.

These cheerful, vibrant blooms, an iconic part of his "Superflat" aesthetic, dance across the label and the exclusive gift box, transforming the dark, elegant bottle into a jubilant, collectible work of art. Then, on top of that, Dom Pérignon will host a number of launches and events to give the public a better idea of the brand’s new chapter. First up there’s the artistic showcase in London on 16 May, which will delve into the past, present and future of the house via the aforementioned films, portraits and artworks. Then, in 2026, there will be a performance from one of the ambassadors that aims to bring the creative vision into life. This partnership is more than a meeting of minds; it is a complete sensory experience that redefines what luxury can look and feel like.
The campaign features Tilda Swinton, Zoë Kravitz, Anderson .Paak, Iggy Pop and Takashi Murakami, as well as Swedish dancer  and choreographer Alexander Ekman and northern Irish chef Clare Smyth. The hip-hop world baulked and among those taking offense was Jay-Z, who boycotted it while promoting rival champagne brand Armand de Brignac, colloquially known as Ace of Spades. In 2014, he took a 50% stake in the brand and profits rolled in as other rappers promoted it too.
For other marketers, the takeaway is to highlight expertise not by bragging, but by showcasing it through actions and the company one keeps (in Dom P’s case, aligning with other experts in art, food, and culture). In the 2010s, the brand partnered with design visionaries like Iris van Herpen (known for her futuristic couture) and celebrated icons like Christian Dior (reflecting a shared French luxury heritage). One of the maison’s most high-profile partnerships in recent memory was the multi-year collaboration with Lady Gaga, which kicked off in 2021. Lady Gaga’s partnership, under the theme “The Queendom,” combined limited-edition bottles, lavish film-like ads, and even sculpture-like bottle cases designed by Gaga’s creative team. This collaboration was a pop-culture sensation - pairing Dom Pérignon’s refinement with Gaga’s boundary-pushing artistry to attract a younger, music-oriented audience without diluting the brand’s prestige. Dom Pérignon’s latest campaign, “Creation is an Eternal Journey,” is making waves in luxury marketing circles - and for good reason.

And like Everest, it is often crowded, occasionally disappointing, but undeniably there. So when the new vintage, the 2015, descends from its lofty perch, one is obligated to acknowledge its arrival. And when it arrives dressed by the riotous imagination of Takashi Murakami, well, then it becomes a spectacle, doesn’t it? "Creation is an eternal journey."The creative path of Dom Pérignon and Zoë Kravitz  is one of constant reinvention, where each year reveals new possibilities.