Dom Pérignon unveils a new collaboration with Damien Hirst for a 2026 limited edition devoted to contemporary art. The Champagne house revisits two iconic cuvées: Dom Pérignon Vintage 2018 and Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 2010.
For this collaboration, the British artist draws on his Kaleidoscope series. Intense colours, symmetrical patterns and graphic repetition dress the bottles and their gift boxes, turning these champagnes into true collector's pieces.
Dom Pérignon and Damien Hirst, a creative encounter
Dom Pérignon has long had close ties with the creative world.
The house has already collaborated with many figures from art, music, photography and fashion. These limited editions offer a new reading of the Dom Pérignon universe while preserving the champagne's identity.
With Damien Hirst, this approach takes on a new dimension.
The artist is known in particular for his work with colour, repetition and symmetry, ideas that naturally run through this new Dom Pérignon limited edition.
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The Kaleidoscope universe at the heart of the design
Damien Hirst's Kaleidoscope series is the main source of inspiration for this collaboration.
These works are built on symmetrical, highly colourful compositions reminiscent of the visual effect of a kaleidoscope.
On the Dom Pérignon bottles, these patterns surround the house's historic shield.
The champagne's classic identity is preserved, but enriched with a far more contemporary graphic universe.
The gift box uses the same visual codes, creating real consistency between the bottle and its packaging.
Dom Pérignon Vintage 2018 in blue and violet
Dom Pérignon Vintage 2018 is the first cuvée in this limited edition.
Here Damien Hirst uses mainly blue and violet tones.
These colours reinforce the deep, graphic character of the bottle while highlighting the Kaleidoscope patterns.
Vintage 2018 holds an important place in the Dom Pérignon range. Like all the house's champagnes, it is a vintage wine made from the grapes of a single year.
Damien Hirst's design gives it a new visual identity without changing the champagne itself.
Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 2010 in pink and red
The second bottle in this collaboration is Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 2010.
This time, Damien Hirst opts for warmer shades of pink, red and magenta.
The result contrasts strongly with the Vintage 2018.
The two bottles are nevertheless linked by the same symmetrical patterns and the Kaleidoscope inspiration.
This contrast between cool and warm colours creates a highly recognisable pair and reinforces the collectable nature of this limited edition.
Blending, a link between champagne and art
The most interesting common ground between Dom Pérignon and Damien Hirst lies in the notion of blending.
In champagne, blending means bringing together different expressions of the same vintage to create a balanced wine.
In Damien Hirst's work, several shapes and colours are combined to build a coherent composition.
In both cases, the final result depends on how the different elements are brought together.
This idea is the real common thread of the Dom Pérignon x Damien Hirst collaboration.
A limited edition for collectors
With its specific design, dedicated gift box and Damien Hirst's signature, this 2026 limited edition naturally attracts the attention of collectors.
Dom Pérignon's artistic collaborations already hold an important place in the world of collectable bottles.
Some earlier editions have become sought after on the secondary market.
This does not mean, however, that a limited edition will automatically gain value. Demand, the number of bottles available, the vintage, the artist involved and storage condition are all factors that can influence its appeal over time.
Dom Pérignon continues its dialogue with contemporary art
With Damien Hirst, Dom Pérignon confirms its desire to bring champagne and artistic creation together.
Vintage 2018 and Rosé Vintage 2010 become the canvas for two complementary visual interpretations.
The Kaleidoscope patterns, colours, symmetry and work around the shield refresh the house's image while preserving its identity.
This Dom Pérignon x Damien Hirst collaboration thus illustrates the meeting of two crafts: champagne blending and artistic composition.
A limited edition designed as much for lovers of great champagne as for enthusiasts of contemporary art and collectable bottles.
