The estate is named after the legendary monk Dom Pierre Pérignon who, in the 17th century, was one of the pioneers of champagne, this Dionysian beverage.

During the reign of Louis XIV, the "Roi Soleil", this ambitious cellarer of the Benedictine Abbey of Hautvillers laid the foundations of the Champagne method and set himself the goal of creating "the best Champagne in the world".

Three centuries later, the House continues this mission. The Dom Pérignon vintages are made from the best bunches of grapes, and during the best years. Each of them is a unique creation, like pieces of music composed by nature and interpreted with a style and an identity peculiar to its vintage.

This legendary champagne is an ambassador of French "Art de Vivre" and glamor.
It makes the James Bond lovers dream and was Marilyn Monroe's favorite champagne.