There are champagnes, and then there is Dom Pérignon. Since its first vintage in 1921, this prestige cuvée from the house of Moët & Chandon has defined what it means to drink at the highest level. Aged a minimum of eight years before release, crafted exclusively from the finest grapes of a single year, Dom Pérignon is never blended across harvests — a commitment that places every bottle in a category of its own.
At Wines & Spirits SA, we have assembled one of the most complete Dom Pérignon collections available online in Switzerland. Whether you are seeking a classic vintage, a rare limited edition, or an artist collaboration destined for a private cellar, this guide walks you through every bottle we carry — and the story behind each one.
The Philosophy of Dom Pérignon
Dom Pierre Pérignon, the Benedictine monk who became cellar master at the Abbey of Hautvillers in 1668, famously described drinking his wine as “drinking stars.” More than three centuries later, the maison bearing his name continues to honour that ambition. Every Dom Pérignon is a vintage champagne — released only in years deemed exceptional. There are no compromises, and no off-vintage blending.
Each bottle passes through three stages of maturation — known as Plénitudes — that reveal successive dimensions of the wine over decades. The first Plénitude, released after a minimum of eight years on the lees, is the one most collectors encounter. The second (P2) and third (P3) are rarer still, and require extraordinary patience from those who seek them.
The Vintages — A Collector’s Breakdown
Dom Pérignon Vintage 2000
The millennium vintage is one of the most celebrated in Dom Pérignon’s modern history. Harvested under exceptional conditions, the 2000 delivers a classic profile of toasted brioche, citrus pith, and white flowers, with a long, mineral finish that speaks to Champagne at its most elemental. Now fully mature and at its expressive peak, this is a bottle for those who understand that great champagne rewards patience. Available at Wines & Spirits SA →
Dom Pérignon Vintage 2005
The 2005 is a study in contrast — a warm, generous year that produced wines of remarkable depth and ripeness, yet with Dom Pérignon’s signature precision intact. Expect stone fruit, almond, dried apricot, and a lingering smokiness that speaks to extended lees ageing. A rare vintage that collectors continue to seek. Explore our champagne selection →
Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 2006
The 2006 Rosé stands as one of the defining rosé champagnes of the modern era. Crafted as a tribute to Pinot Noir, it opens with luminous red fruit — wild strawberry, blood orange, dried rose petals — before revealing a core of saline minerality and dark spice that lingers for minutes. Carafe described it as presaging “a long and illustrious future.” It has arrived.
We carry this vintage both in its classic presentation and in the Lenny Kravitz Limited Edition — a collaboration that wrapped the iconic shield in hand-hammered metal, an object as beautiful as the wine within. Buy Dom Pérignon Rosé 2006 →
Dom Pérignon Vintage 2008 — Lenny Kravitz Edition
The 2008 vintage is widely regarded as one of the finest Dom Pérignon releases of the 21st century. Robert Parker awarded it extraordinary scores; James Suckling called it “an incredibly long and mind-bending champagne.” The nose offers Meyer lemon, white flowers, oyster shell, and toasted brioche — precise, electric, and built for longevity.
The Lenny Kravitz collaboration brought an additional dimension: the musician and designer reimagined the bottle’s shield with a hand-forged metal finish, borrowing from the craft of goldsmiths to create a collector’s object that transcends wine. Both the standard edition and the Kravitz limited edition are available in our collection. Discover the 2008 →
Dom Pérignon Vintage 2013
The 2013 represents Dom Pérignon’s most recent classic release — a cool, precise vintage that produced wines of remarkable tension and elegance. Citrus blossom, green apple, chalk, and a persistent, almost electric minerality define the profile. Ideal for those building a cellar around bottles with decades of development ahead. Order Dom Pérignon 2013 →
The Artist Collaborations — When Champagne Becomes Art
Dom Pérignon has long understood that true luxury sits at the intersection of craft and culture. The maison’s collaborations with artists and creators have produced some of the most sought-after collector’s objects in the world of fine wine.
Dom Pérignon × Jeff Koons (2004)
The collaboration with Jeff Koons — America’s most celebrated and provocative contemporary artist — produced a bottle of unrivalled visual drama. Koons applied his signature aesthetic of reflective surfaces and Pop Art exuberance to the 2004 vintage, creating a piece that occupies as much space in an art collection as it does in a wine cellar. The 2004 vintage itself is magnificent: honeyed citrus, toasted almond, and a mineral backbone that speaks to Champagne’s greatest terroirs. See the Jeff Koons edition →
Dom Pérignon × Michael Riedel (2006)
The collaboration with German graphic artist Michael Riedel took a radically different direction — bold typographic repetition across the bottle’s surface, a work of visual rhythm that mirrors the precision and repetition inherent in great winemaking. The 2006 vintage beneath is classic Dom Pérignon: structured, mineral, and built to age. A bottle that rewards both the eye and the palate. Explore the Riedel collaboration →
Dom Pérignon Luminous (P2 2009)
The Dom Pérignon Luminous edition — released in its second Plénitude — combines the extraordinary depth of an aged prestige cuvée with a bottle designed to glow. This is Dom Pérignon at its most theatrical: a wine that has had additional decades to integrate and evolve, presented in a format that makes it impossible to ignore. The 2009 P2 offers candied citrus, truffle, beeswax, and a finish of breathtaking length. Buy Dom Pérignon Luminous Magnum 2009 →
Magnums — For Moments That Deserve More
Champagne ages differently in larger formats. In a magnum, the ratio of wine to air is lower, the pressure more even, the development slower and more complex. For Dom Pérignon, the magnum is not simply a larger bottle — it is a different wine, one that will reward patience far beyond what a standard 75cl can offer.
We carry Dom Pérignon magnums in select vintages and limited editions. Contact us directly if you are seeking a specific format or year for a special occasion or cellar project. Get in touch →
How to Buy Dom Pérignon in Switzerland
Dom Pérignon is increasingly difficult to source outside of official retail channels — and the rarer limited editions are almost never found in standard wine shops. At Wines & Spirits SA, we work with more than 50 direct suppliers across Europe to maintain a selection that covers classic vintages, aged bottles, and collector’s editions.
Every bottle is stored in our climate-controlled facility in Éclépens, Vaud, and ships worldwide — to Switzerland, France, Germany, the EU, and beyond. Orders are packed with professional care to ensure your bottles arrive in perfect condition.
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