# Artist-Designed Champagne Bottles
Dom Pérignon Turns Damien Hirst Motifs into Vintage Labels

By Amy Duong | Written with AI assistance | Published 2026-10-01 | Art & Design
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Dom Pérignon is giving its vintage champagne bottles a Damien Hirst treatment that makes the label part of the occasion. The 2026 Limited Edition pulls from his Kaleidoscope paintings, turning the house shield into a bright repeating pattern that feels collectible before the cork is pulled.

Two colorways define the set: deep blue for Dom Pérignon Vintage 2018 and soft pink for Rosé Vintage 2010. Drawn from Hirst's butterfly-based kaleidoscope work, the label reads more like a pocket-sized artwork, helping each bottle stand out on a table or gift shelf.

For shoppers, this means the bottle carries more of the gift and display value on its own, even before it is opened. In luxury drinks, that art-and-object convergence can make packaging part of the keepsake instead of something tossed after the toast.

Image Credit: Neil Godwin / Cindy Parthonnaud, Dom Pérignon