May 28

Dom Pérignon's 1998 Second Plénitude: Sixteen years in the making, the iconic maison releases their latest vintage at the foot of an Icelandic volcano

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Dom Pérignon's 1998 Second Plénitude


At the foot of a remote ice-capped volcano in Southern Iceland—accessible only by a specially equipped SUV or helicopter—around an arrangement of seats made entirely of mirrors, stands Dom Pérignon’s head winemaker and Chef de Cave…

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