Sell your Dom Perignon

What is Dom Perignon worth?

Dom Perignon holds its value because it is only ever a vintage wine. The house declares a year only when the harvest is strong enough, blends Chardonnay and Pinot Noir from that single year, and ages the wine for years on its lees before release. Collectors buy it to drink at milestones and to keep, so older vintages stay in demand long after the new release is gone.

What your bottle is worth depends first on the vintage, then on condition. Champagne is sensitive to heat and light, so a bottle that lived somewhere cool and dark, with the foil intact and the label clean, brings the most. The gift box helps a little on recent years. The Rose and the Plenitude releases are priced on their own.

Every offer we make on Dom Perignon is for the exact bottle in front of us. Send the vintage, how it was stored and one upright photo, and we’ll come back with a firm number.