Champagne that makes you go aah

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Luxury champagne De Roval is a promise of happiness and the French ‘art de vivre’

The Maison De Roval is the producer of Cuvées Spéciales, which follows the champenoise tradition, and is a promise of unbridled joy and the French art de vivre. Maison De Roval redefines the magic of champagne through its sophisticated style.

Created with a sheer passion, the Cuvées Spéciales comes enclosed in a beautiful black bottle enhanced with gold and diamonds that are set in a royal blue case. The De Roval champagnes are found in a range of special vintages of elegant maturity, including the Cuvées Spéciale Brut, Rosé, and the Millésime, which comes with a price tag of $870, $935, and $1,670 respectively. However, we have also earlier seen the world’s oldest champagne, the Perrier-Jouët's Belle Epoque Florale Edition champagne by Japanese artist Makoto Azuma, the Veuve-Clicquot Champagne that has spent 170 years in a shipwreck, Perrier-Jouët’s one of the world’s most expensive champagnes, besides the world’s most expensive champagne cooler sells for $724,460
You can’t miss this gorgeous bottle which is a delicate piece of jewellery that gives off golden splinters of life everywhere.
The Cuvées Spéciale Brut, which is a Blanc de Blancs created from Chardonnay grapes from a single year, comes in a yellow gold-plated bottle; the Cuvées Spéciale Rosé, which is a delicate mixture of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier, comes in a rose gold-plated bottle; while the Cuvées Spéciale Millésime, which is a year 2003 vintage, an exceptional Blanc de Blancs, comes in a black PVD bottle, and all of the bottles are further adorned with five high-quality diamonds.