Dom Perignon

Lovely pink colour, dry, nice size bottles, yet flavoursome with a clean non-acid flavour. Good presentation so great as a pressie which I just gave to someone in a pink cooler type case with a zip called an Ice jacket! Brilliant! Have just discovered half bottles too so I don't feel bad opening a bottle!! Drink it nice and cold with chilled glasses was nice too! Did not realise such a good deal for quantity so will buy more Dom Perignon next time I buy online.

I was very lucky to have been given a bottle of Dom Perignon a couple of year's ago and we decided to save it for a special occasion. This year we marked our 10th anniversary by popping the cork and we weren't disappointed. Dom Perignon is quite a strong colour but it tastes wonderful - it is crisp and not too heavy. Needless to say it slipped down a treat and if I ever wanted to toast a special occasion again then I would definitely buy a bottle of Dom Perignon again to celebrate with. Dom Perignon is quite expensive when compared to some other champagnes and I guess this is down partly to the value of the brand too.

Probably the most famous champagne in the world. It is named after Dom Perignon, a Benedictine monk who allegedly discovered the champagne method for making sparkling wines. Worth trying even if its only once!

You can usually pick up a bottle of Dom Perignon for about £80.00 in the shops, but in a restaurant it retails at about £120.00.

If you have a huge occassion to celebrate and want to do it in style, I suggest Dom Perignon.

The flavour is intense, but the champgane smooth and not too bubbly.

I did not think that the taste could possible justify the price, but I was wrong and have now invested in and drank 2 bottles with my other half on special occassions.

Worth a try if you get the chance.