5 Most Expensive Champagne in The World

Champagne has long been part of human history, a staple fixture that signifies opulence, luxury, and extravagance. Often consumed in celebrations and festivities, champagne eventually became a common sight in bars and restaurants. But even if champagne has proliferated all over the world, there are still a few names that carry a heavy price tag and only the elite are allowed to enjoy and experience it. Here are the world’s 5 most expensive champagnes ever.

* Goût de Diamants, Taste of Diamonds – $2.07 million

What makes Goût de Diamants special is not just the exquisite champagne contained inside, but the exceptionally crafted bottle adorned with an expertly cut Swarovski crystal nestled in a pewter that looks similar to the Superman logo. The bottle is a classic work of Alexamder Amosu, and only a few are sold in the world, making it a rare and valuable edition.

* Moet & Chandon Dom Perignon Charles & Diana 1961 – $4,309

A bottle of Dom Perignon Charles and Diana 1961 from the house of Moet and Chandon warrants a high price of $4,309 and for a good reason. It was released in 1961, the year Princess Diana was born. It was also the official champagne at the royal wedding of Princess Diana and Prince Charles. A limited number of bottles were released to celebrate the occasion and only a few got their hands on such important part of royal history.

* Boërl & Kroff Brut – $2,489

Another entry from Boerl and Kroff, their NV Champagne Brut fetches a heavy price tag of $2,489. However, for those who don’t have any issue with money, a 30-liter bottle is available and costs around $120,000.

* Boërl & Kroff Brut Rose – $2,198

Boerl and Kroff is a brand that stemmed from Champagne House Drappier when Michael Drappier decided to vinify one acre of his land with the best of select berries. Boerl and Kroff Brut Rose is an exotic blend of Pinot Meunier and Pinot Noir, and can fetch a price starting from $2,198.

* Moet & Chandon Dom Perignon by Karl Lagerfeld – $1,955

Released in 1998, this limited edition creation of Moet and Chandon was crafted by the iconic designer Karl Lagerfeld of Germany. Such artist significantly amplified the worth of this Dom Perignon Champagne Brut. Today, Lagerfeld now works for legendary fashion houses Chanel and Fendi aside from his own label.