Dom Pérignon bottles already know how to make an entrance, but Damien Hirst has given two of them a considerably louder arrival. The new Dom Pérignon Damien Hirst collaboration dresses Vintage 2018 and Rosé Vintage 2010 in artwork inspired by the British artist’s Kaleidoscope series.

Vintage 2018 gets a cool blue-and-violet treatment, while the rosé moves through magenta, red and pink. The designs extend across the shield labels and matching presentation boxes, making the packaging worth displaying long after the Champagne is poured. These are limited-edition presentations of the two vintages, with Hirst contributing the artwork rather than developing a new wine.

Dom Pérignon and Damien Hirst Reimagine Two Vintage Champagnes

Each Champagne gets its own visual identity while retaining Dom’s recognizable bottle silhouette. Hirst incorporates the shield into a repeating composition, echoing its shape through tightly arranged, symmetrical forms. On the boxes, the pattern fills the surface around a central silver shield. The bottles also carry a black neck collar marked “Limited Edition” above the artist’s signature, completing the presentation.

The Bottles Take Inspiration From Hirst’s Kaleidoscope Paintings

Hirst’s Kaleidoscope paintings use butterfly wings arranged into intricate, symmetrical patterns. For Dom Pérignon, he translates that compositional approach through the house’s own emblem. “Dom Pérignon’s iconic shield is symmetrical down the centre and so it jumped out at me like a butterfly,” Hirst told Wallpaper*.

The connection also rests on assemblage. As Moët Hennessy explains, Dom Pérignon combines grapes from a single harvest into one vintage, while Hirst brings separate fragments into a unified work. The repeated shield lets him apply that idea using a symbol already associated with the Champagne.

Inside Dom Pérignon Vintage 2018

Dom Pérignon produces only vintage Champagne, using grapes from one year’s harvest. The year on this bottle is 2018; the 2026 date refers to the limited-edition release. The house’s notes describe yellow kiwi and mango, herbal nuances, subtle bitterness and an apricot finish. The artwork gives that wine a new presentation. For a broader look at its place among prestige cuvées, explore how Dom Pérignon compares with Cristal.

Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 2010 Gets the Bolder Treatment

Rosé Vintage 2010 receives the more expressive treatment, with warm pinks and deeper reds creating a dramatic contrast against the dark bottle. Dom Pérignon links that palette to the Pinot Noir at the heart of the Champagne. The house describes strawberry and raspberry aromas, brioche and toast, with citrus accents. Of the two presentations, the rosé has the strongest immediate visual impact.

How Much Does Dom Pérignon x Damien Hirst Cost?

As of October 1, 2026, Selfridges’ UK listings show £230 for the 750ml Vintage 2018 and £400 for the 750ml Rosé Vintage 2010. Those are retailer-specific UK prices. In the U.S., ReserveBar lists Vintage 2018 at $305. If the wine matters more than collectible packaging, consider more affordable alternatives to Dom Pérignon.

Where Can You Buy the Dom Pérignon Damien Hirst Bottles?

Both editions are listed by Selfridges in the UK. American buyers can also check ReserveBar’s Vintage 2018 listing, where availability is determined by delivery location. Stock and pricing can change, so check the specific vintage and Damien Hirst edition before ordering. A standard Dom Pérignon bottle will not include this artwork.

Quick Facts

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Dom Pérignon Damien Hirst bottle limited edition?

Yes. Both bottles are part of Dom Pérignon’s 2026 limited-edition collaboration with Hirst.

Which Dom Pérignon vintages did Damien Hirst design?

Vintage 2018 and Rosé Vintage 2010.

How much is Dom Pérignon x Damien Hirst?

Selfridges lists UK prices of £230 for Vintage 2018 and £400 for Rosé Vintage 2010. Prices vary by market and retailer.

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