#Dom perignon luminous label 2004 full#

Read the full analysis here: Analysis: The Prospects In Champagne - Will The Corks Pop In The Future?ĭom Pérignon has several times been available for investment through RareWine Invest. Not now, and not in the future - something the Champagne investor can take advantage of. In other words, the supply and demand for Champagne are not matching up at all. The massive demand has even resulted in Moët running out of Champagne.Īdd to this the fact that demand and supply difficulties in 2022 have resulted in the Champagne Committee raising the allowable harvest for 2022 - the challenge is simply that the great Champagnes are aged for 10 years, so it will be a long time before this has any real effect.įurthermore, Chinese affluent, Western-oriented millennials and Gen Z's are expected to double the size of the wine market in China in particular by 2026 - a China, incidentally, that is expected to be the world's largest market for luxury products by 2025. The price of this is outrageous, but the fact is that it is the only offer available right now.Īt RareWine Invest we have recently looked at Champagne and the analysis is particularly relevant now that Champagne is on the agenda, but also relevant in a world that is economically uncertain.įirst, Champagne sales are reported to be up in the first half of 2022 compared to the previous year, and the Champagne Committee is expected to announce record sales for 2022. We have shopped hard and can offer you the Luminous version for € 350*.Īdd to this that on right now there is only one offer on 2004 Dom Pérignon Luminous Rosé in whole cases. The cheapest 2004 Dom Pérignon Rosé on is actually € 371* right now. But you get this right now at no extra cost.

Luminous is a more specialised product, which for the same reason normally costs a little more - 5-10 % more in fact. It is doubtful that Dom Pérignon would choose to adorn either the majority or half of their rosé releases with LED lights, which must ultimately mean that Luminous is less accessible than the already special rosé edition. Exactly the same wine as the 2004 Dom Pérignon Rosé - just more extravagant. There is a small switch at the bottom of the bottle that when ignited causes the iconic Dom Pérignon label to light up. Add to that the fact that in this case it is their 2004 Rosé Luminous special edition that can shine in the dark. But taking the above into account, the quantities of their rosé editions are sparse. Only Dom Pérignon itself knows how many bottles it produces per vintage. Subtracting the share of Italian sparkling wines and the other French rosé wines, the total production of rosé Champagne is estimated to be extremely limited. Italy is dominant when it comes to sparkling wine production. In 2017, more than 80 % of global sparkling wine production was white, but only 15 % was rosé and about 2 % was sparkling red. Luminous - Special Edition In Scarce Supply Since then, more rosé vintages have been added, although only 25 have been released.ĭom Pérignon is a super-brand with extremely high recognition and vintage champagnes with quality and inherent demand as common denominators. And at Dom Pérignon, they clearly saw no reason to change a winning recipe. It was produced at the request of the Shah of Iran, who was celebrating the Persian Empire's 2,500th anniversary in 1971. And their first Dom Pérignon Rosé was the 1959 vintage. The house's prestige cuvée first appeared on the market in 1936 with the 1921 vintage. LVMH has seen the potential of the champagne house and has added distribution and marketing muscle. Undeniable quality has also attracted the LVMH Group, which today owns Dom Pérignon. And Undeniable Quality also attracts investors. Undeniable quality attracts global attention. He revolutionised the way Champagne is made, and today's Champagne drinkers have much to thank him for. But that is how it turned out, and the monk who made it all happen was called Dom Pierre Pérignon. Few would have predicted that a Benedictine monk would lay the foundations for one of the best Champagne houses in the world.