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The bottle and packaging feature Murakami’s iconic flower motifs, transforming the champagne into a visual masterpiece. The design is a dreamlike reinterpretation of nature, merging Dom Pérignon’s timeless elegance with Murakami’s spirited imagination. What Makes It SpecialThis limited edition  is a collaboration with celebrated artist Takashi Murakami, known for his vibrant and playful style. Nature as eternal creationFor both Dom Pérignon and Takashi Murakami, nature is a vital principle. The 2025 limited edition design offers a saturated, dreamlike reinterpretation of nature.
They started a programme to re-select red wines for Dom P and the wine now comes from 30 or so hectares in Hautvillers, Aÿ and Bouzy. They've been busy identifying the best plots, best clones and best raw material so this 2010 is the result of long research.Stunning. It seems so rich that it kids you there is some sweetness but the dosage was less than 5 g/l. This limited edition preserves the flavor profile of Dom Pérignon 2015, with perhaps extra attention drawn to its artistic framing, not a radical difference in taste. The launch event in London in May was littered with a star-studded list of artistic collaborations, including actress Tilda Swinton, musicians Anderson .Paak and Iggy Pop, dancer Alexander Ekman, visual artist Takashi Murakami dom perignon champagne price and chef Clare Smyth.

This exclusive release unites Dom Perignon’s dedication to terroir and craftsmanship with  Takashi Murakami’s signature hyper-synthetic floral artistry, resulting in a bottle that is as visually captivating as it is exquisitely crafted. Murakami’s reinterpretation of Dom Pérignon’s identity merges refined minimalism with kawaii exuberance. His iconic smiling flowers—a motif that has defined his artistic universe since the early 1990s—take center stage, transforming the Maison’s signature dark bottle into a canvas of joyful contradiction. Both creators understand that true artistry lies in depth concealed beneath simplicity.
Attendees can expect an  evening of art, innovation, and Champagne at its finest. On the 16th of May, Dom Pérignon will host a showcase, inviting members of the public to explore a new chapter in the brand's life, as well as experiencing how Creation is an eternal journey. Acclaimed photographer Collier Schorr, known for her introspective approach, engaged deeply with each of the seven creators and Chef de Cave Vincent Chaperon, allowing their creative processes to unfold naturally.
The series also features collaborations with a diverse group of other high-profile figures, including actors Zoë  Kravitz and Tilda Swinton, musicians Iggy Pop and Anderson .Paak, choreographer Alexander Ekman and chef Clare Smyth. Chef Clare Smyth, the first British woman to hold three Michelin stars, demonstrates a clear parallel to Dom Pérignon’s precision and commitment to excellence. Just as her culinary creations achieve perfect balance, Dom Pérignon’s wines capture a harmony of flavours, aged to perfection in a relentless pursuit of quality. In the early 1960s, during preparations for his iconic shoot with Marilyn Monroe, photographer Bert Stern received a call from her publicist requesting three bottles of 1953 Dom Pérignon. In 1974, Robert Mapplethorpe captured a bottle of Dom Pérignon Vintage 1968 on Polaroid, creating the most covetable New Year’s card. A year later, the bottle appeared in his Champagne Triptych, elevating it from drink to object d'art.

Fine Wine Direct Ltd offers a fantastic range of carefully selected red wine, white wine, rosé, champagne, sparkling and spirits delivered safely to your door. The true highlight of the collaboration is a rare, made-to-order piece available to a select few. This “Uber” artwork is a meticulously hand-crafted sculptural sphere that opens to reveal a miniature secret garden. With its delicate balance of imagination and craftsmanship, the piece becomes both a conversation starter and a meditation on beauty. And that opens the way to new collaborations where luxury is never an end in itself, but becomes the language of the contemporary.
The result is an intimate portrayal of creation itself - a space where thought, inspiration, and reflection converge. Since 2005, Dom Pérignon has continued to work with creative people that spark conversation and collaborations. These visionaries have  helped shape the brand to what it is today and each of them have left a lasting mark on the Maison. Ethereal and delicate, with lovely understated depth, the 2010 has a ton to offer.
Floral motifs bloom across the bottles and coffrets, rendered in vivid hues that oscillate between the natural and the fantastical. The designs capture the explosive force of life—fluid, evolving, and unapologetically expressive. A crucial layer of the “Creation” campaign that shouldn’t be overlooked is the release of four limited vintages in tandem with the marketing push. This move speaks directly to luxury marketing tactics - particularly the balance of exclusivity, innovation, and product storytelling. While celebrities and art draw eyes to the brand, it’s the product that ultimately needs to deliver on the promise, and Dom Pérignon smartly gave its audience something new (and scarce) to covet. On 15th May, the open concrete spaces of the Tate Modern were filled with the spinning vinyl sounds of DJ Pee .Wee (Anderson .Paak) and a star-studded guest list from all corners of creativity to unveil the latest creative chapter of Dom Pérignon.

A bold expression of both art and oenology, Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 2010 – Murakami Limited Edition is a celebration of creative mastery and rare craftsmanship. This exceptional rosé Champagne is born from a challenging yet remarkable vintage, and reimagined through the iconic lens of Takashi Murakami, whose vibrant floral artwork transforms the bottle and gift box into a collectible masterpiece. Radiating with Murakami's joyful, otherworldly energy, this limited edition elevates Dom Pérignon’s refined rosé into an immersive visual and tasting experience. Experience a monumental fusion of art and Champagne with the Dom Pérignon X Takashi Murakami Rosé Vintage 2010.