Whenever we think of a holiday, the pop of a champagne bottle is the first thing that comes to mind. Champagne is a type of sparkling wine that is made from grapes from the French province of Champagne. In Europe and some other countries around the world it is forbidden to use the champagne brand if it does not meet certain standards.
Having appeared in the 17th century, champagne has become more and more popular all over the world. And since champagne was an exclusive drink made for royalty, it's no surprise that you can still find luxury champagnes for today's elite today. Certain types of champagne are so exclusive today that they are available only to the very rich and famous.
7.1959 Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage
The 1959 Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage is a legendary name for fans. Several bottles were ordered in 1971 by the Shah of Iran for extravagant celebrations to mark the 2500th anniversary of the founding of the Persian Empire by Cyrus the Great.
In total, only 306 bottles of this variety were produced. So if you happen to come across one of them, make sure you have enough money, because in 2008, two of them were auctioned in New York for $ 84,700. That means $ 42,350 for one bottle.
6.1820 Juglar Cuvee
Found by divers in 2010 at the bottom of the Baltic Sea, a box of Juglar's champagne, which ceased to exist in the 1840s.
1820 Juglar Cuvee is a rare champagne that could, if lucky, be found at auction for an astonishing $ 43,500.
5.1996 Dom Perignon Rose Gold -
From its vintage collection, Dom Pérignon has launched another exquisite rare taste on the market - rose gold made from the 1996 vintage, a bold champagne that speaks of authority.
In total, 36 bottles were produced, the gilding, of course, complemented the bouquet with a strong pungent taste with a light vanilla and a spicy note that champagne offers. If you ever decide to buy one of these bottles, be prepared to part with $ 49,000.
4.111 Armand de Brignac Brut Gold 15-Liter
A huge 15 liter bottle might sound too big, but take it to the party and you may need a few more. But keep an eye on spending in your bank account, as one bottle costs $ 90,000.
3.2013 Armand De Brignac Brut increased by 30 liters
If you thought the previous Armand De Brignac, The 2011 Brut Gold was too big, both in price and volume, hold your breath because this bottle is even bigger.
Plated with rose gold, the 30-liter bottle of Armand de Brignac Brut Rose is an excellent example of rosé champagne, made by mixing sparkling white wine with a pinot of Pinot Noir. It costs $ 275,000.
2.1907 Heidsieck
Some of the finest champagne bottles have been raised from the bottom of the sea. She drowned in 1907 and was found in 1997 at the site of a shipwreck.
The price that was paid at the auction for this bottle is a staggering $ 275,000.
1.2013 taste of diamonds
Created by luxury champagne brand Go փ t De Diamants, the unique taste of 2013 diamonds is not as impressive as the champagne itself, but its design with a real diamond right on the bottle and white gold labels is impressive.
The bottle was designed by renowned designer Alexander Amos and it gives the drinker a sense of nostalgia for times long gone. The price for such an extravagant bottle of champagne is a staggering $ 2.07 million.
