Dom Pérignon Damien Hirst Limited Edition 2018 is a vintage Champagne from France, a blend of 54% Chardonnay and 46% Pinot Noir. This 2026 release comes with a deep-blue label and gift box designed by Damien Hirst, taken from his Kaleidoscope series.
Dom Pérignon is the prestige Champagne of Moët & Chandon, named after the 17th-century Benedictine monk of the Abbey of Hautvillers and made only in chosen years since its first vintage, 1921. The 2018 is the first vintage made by cellar master Vincent Chaperon on his own, and it spent nearly eight years on its lees.
Expect white flowers, lemon zest and ripe stone fruit, with fine bubbles, chalky minerality and a long, salty finish. James Suckling gives it 99 points, Vinous 98 and Wine Advocate 94.
Most Champagne is non-vintage, blended across several harvests for a steady house style. Dom Pérignon is always a single year's harvest, so each release shows its vintage.
Serve well chilled (9–11°C) in a white-wine glass rather than a flute, with oysters, shellfish, white fish or roast chicken. It drinks well now and will keep developing for years.
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Dom Pérignon Damien Hirst Limited Edition 2018 is a vintage Champagne from France, a blend of 54% Chardonnay and 46% Pinot Noir. This 2026 release comes with a deep-blue label and gift box designed by Damien Hirst, taken from his Kaleidoscope series.
Dom Pérignon is the prestige Champagne of Moët & Chandon, named after the 17th-century Benedictine monk of the Abbey of Hautvillers and made only in chosen years since its first vintage, 1921. The 2018 is the first vintage made by cellar master Vincent Chaperon on his own, and it spent nearly eight years on its lees.
Expect white flowers, lemon zest and ripe stone fruit, with fine bubbles, chalky minerality and a long, salty finish. James Suckling gives it 99 points, Vinous 98 and Wine Advocate 94.
Most Champagne is non-vintage, blended across several harvests for a steady house style. Dom Pérignon is always a single year's harvest, so each release shows its vintage.
Serve well chilled (9–11°C) in a white-wine glass rather than a flute, with oysters, shellfish, white fish or roast chicken. It drinks well now and will keep developing for years.
Find more in our Champagne and Champagne & Sparkling Wine collections, with Brooklyn pickup and same-day delivery across NYC.
