Sipping The Finest Bubbles: 7 Most Luxurious Designer Champagne Bottles and Brands

Sipping the Finest Bubbles: Most luxurious designer Champagne Brands. 

Do you have an expensive taste that knows no boundaries regarding the price tag? Neither does the world of vintage and luxury champagnes. From luxury, bubbles served at royal weddings to the ones decorated for the vintage collection in a display case. Here’s a list of the top 7 Champaign brands that craft bubbles with impeccable taste and are crafted exceptionally for your unique taste preference.

However, some might not be easy to find while the rest are auctioned already and, therefore, no longer available.  

Gout de Diamants, Taste of Diamonds: Established in 1999 by Alexander Amosu, this luxury champagne was sold at an auction for $2,500,000 in 2013. This brand is an exquisite luxury brand of Champagne. Its name directly translates to “Taste of Diamonds”, and true to its name, this brand is a perfect reflection of the brand’s aspirations. This brand knows how to capture the essence of luxury and fineness of a diamond.

Therefore, this champagne is often seen in bottles decorated and adorned with natural diamonds, which adds a layer of extravagance to the overall experience of high-end consumers.  

Price per bottle: $2,500,000 

Armand de Brignac Rosé 30-Liter Midas: This brand is blended with layers of extravagance and complexity. The Armand de Brignac Rosé is crafted by adding 18% still red wine to the final Pinot Noir blend. This combination provides excellent flavours and a deep texture to the champagne that you can enjoy at both the start of the day and the end of the night. The popularity of this bottle of extravagance has increased because of its endorsement through celebrities like Jay-Z. The uniqueness of this bottle doesn’t just end at its taste because this giant pink bottle weighs 100 pounds with a height of 4 feet.  

Price per bottle: $275,000 

Shipwrecked 1907 Vintage Heidsieck & Co Monopole Goût Américain Brut: A vintage choice that is legendary and highly sought after. The brand has been among the most popular due to its unique history.  The ship carrying the champagne, the SS Jönköping, was sunk off the coast of Finland in 1916 and remained undisturbed at the bottom of the sea for nearly 80 years. They were discovered later in 1997 by a team of divers and have been one of a kind since then. This luxury bottle was uncrooked on 19 October 19998 at Christie’s pre-sale tasting in London.

Even though a significant portion of it wasn’t apropos to drink, 2,000 were sold in 1999 at the Caviar House auction for a whopping $3 million prize.  

Price per bottle: $275,000 

Armand de Brignac 15-Liter Brut Gold Champagne Nebuchadnezzar:  Also known as ‘Ace of Spades’, this bottle is another one of the vintage brands that have been the first and topmost choice of Champagne enthusiasts. The Brut Gold is crafted with the blend of not just two but three different vintages from three different regions across the globe. Hence, it has a rich taste of old-world traditions and a soft texture. The taste of this exclusive champagne is vibrant, with the character of a garden of fresh, juicy fruits.  

Price per bottle: $90,000  

Juglar Cuvée 1820: This bottle should be on your list if you want one of the oldest and most legendary champagnes that have ever existed. The terms ‘Juglar’ and ‘Curvee’ are essential to understanding the vintage nature of this bottle. At the same time, Juglar was the name of one of the original champagne houses in the region of France. Curvee 1820 refers to a unique blend that was crafted that year.

As created in 1820, this champagne is significantly old and carries its rarity and luxuriousness. However, this champagne’s quality and taste are known to have remained deep with a remarkable freshness. 

Price per bottle: $43,500 

Dom Pérignon Rosé 1959:  If you like your champagne filled with sweet aromas, this champagne has a unique note of honey, fig, and hints of caramel coffee and chocolate. This vintage Champagne Dom Pérignon Rosé 1959 is produced by Champagne house Moët & Chandon and has been marked as one of the rarest ones in the world. It is named after someone said to have introduced the traditional method of making the champagne, the Benedictine monk.

The collectors and champagne enthusiasts cherish it as it is a highly sought-after elegant yet complex bottle.  

Price per bottle: $42,000  

1841 Veuve Clicquot Shipwrecked Bottles: Like one of the other champagnes featured in our article, this one also carries a unique history with its vintage nature. This pack of 168 bottles of champagne was discovered in a 170-year-old shipwreck that was found 50m beneath the Baltic Sea near the coast of Finland in 2010. However, some were auctioned for thousands of Euros the following year. The impeccable taste of this bottle lies in its sweetness, which is higher than most of the everyday dessert wines one could find today.  

Price per bottle: $34,000