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Each year, the signature sparkling luxury, Dom Pérignon, brings to light a limited edition of its most popular vintage champagnes. For these high-rise collections, the French house has exceptional collaborations. In the past, Karl Lagerfeld, Björk and Chris Cunningham, among others, have been commissioned to design the labels and boxes that accompany this beverage.

Today is the turn of the German artist Michael Riedel, who has interpreted the essence of the vintage Dom Pérignon to detail. Abstract art is the basis of Riedel and this edition that has been created for the signature of champagne proves it perfectly. The artist has focused on those known as the fullness of champagne.

Dom Pérignon Vintage 2006 and Dom Pérignon Rosé 2004, are two sparkling wines that now reach their first fullness or maturation. And these have been the editions chosen by the artist and the firm to bring to light their most special Christmas packs. Definitely a marvel to give away.

Michael Riedel has made all the possible match to the initials of DOM Pérignon, creating a whole riddled with "D" and "P". Both the box that keeps the presumptuous bottle, and the famous labels, which have already versioning great artists, become the showcase of the abstract according to Riedel.