Crazy lights, Kanye style, from Dom Perignon. The label is an actual display. They tuck the battery into the base of the bottle. Interesting work. Hoping to see more soon…

Designer Jean Paul Gaultier works over this champagne bottle set for  Piper Heidsieck’s Brut Cuvée.  Check the top of the bottle; there you find a bowtie and mask – just two small hits that add a dash of unique to this set.

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Notcot comes through with looks at Mathias van de Walle’s work for Vueve Cliquot. “Clicq’Up is the first foldable Champagne bucket and is based on a concept of origami on ice, marrying form and function to create a contemporary, reusable design object that can be folded for easy transportation, set up, and storage. Ultimately, van de Walle’s design creates a playful home for the iconic sleek Yellow Label bottle.”

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While I am no expert in the world of champagnes, it would seem that the critics of the world appreciate the Armand de Brignac. “Armand de Brignac Champagne has won praise from wine critics and connoisseurs across the globe… Seeing Armand de Brignac ranked ahead of classic Champagnes like Dom Perignon, Krug, and Cristal has turned more than a few heads in the wine world.” Truth is, we love the bottles and their look. Nice shelf ornaments for those that need.

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Sybarites discusses a new “holiday” edition “French champagne makers Moët & Chandon have released a limited edition Golden Jeroboam for the holiday season. The bottle has been made by an inevitable argenteur located in the left bank of Paris and has been covered with gold by the most skilled artisans in the city to become a more elegant and refined object. As a tribute to the year Moët & Chandon was founded this Jeroboam will be limited to one thousand, seven hundred and forty three editions.”