Perrier-Jouët gave 12 champagne connoisseurs the opportunity to drink historic bottles of their opulent brew; one bottle dates back to 1825, making it the world's oldest champagne.
“Perrier-Jouët Vintage 1825 was one of 20 historic vintages at the tasting, which was organized to mark the release of Perrier-Jouët Millesime 2002, the house's first vintage of the 21st century,†Luxury Launches says.
Now that's a luxurious experience that's hard to top up!
Implications - Champagne tasting is a delicious and exciting activity that can be performed by anyone over the age of 21 in the United States. What I particularly like about this is that the champagne dates all the way back to a time when my grandfather was not alive. Long live the life of luxury.
What's Driving This Trend
- Historic Champagne Tastings
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- Exclusive Wine and Champagne Clubs
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Who This Affects Most
- Luxury Goods
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- Hospitality
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- Alcohol Production
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