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DOM PERIGNON VINTAGE 1999 – PLENITUDE 2

H a r v e s t The weather was contrasted, often unexpected the average temperature for the year was high, and the long, dry, summer season

was confirmed as being “tropical”, punctuated with strong winds and several hailstorms. Rain during picking (on September 14) had no effect

on the healthy and plentiful harvest, which was extraordinary in its

strength and body.

N o s e Its complexity brings a sensory chiaroscuro, juxtaposing fruit and ripeness warm, mineral, cocoa and smoked peat notes converse with the more delicate character of a dried flower and candied tropical fruit

the overall sensation is enhanced with touches of peppery wood.

P a l a t e The opening beams instantly and strikes a joyful major chord the body is lively, with umami resonating and sculpting the contours of the wine

surprisingly and deeply fruity, the middle palate is characteristic of the

vintage the finish is tactile, with saline toasted notes.

Lead time 1 week

DOM PERIGNON Vintage 1999 – Plénitude 2

Gold Version 1,5L Magnum

Only 60 numbered units created

Comes in a co-branded luxurious

wooden case

THE ARTIST – MATHIAS BENGTSSON

Danish born in 1971, he studied furniture design at the Danish College of Design and the Art Centre College in Switzerland. In 1996, Bengtsson went to

London to study under Ron Arad at the Royal College of Art.

Mathias Bengtsson makes sculptural objects that are both visually striking and

technically innovative. Bengtsson breaks down established boundaries

between design, art, craft and technology.

A COMMON VISION

For Vincent Chaperon and Mathias Bengtsson, the act of creation originates in

nature’s raw material, elevated to bring out the light of harmony.

This approach is deeply rooted in nature, where the elegance and complexity

fuel their creative endeavors. It is designed to leave a mark, aspiring towards

elevation, reflecting the very essence of this artistic journey.

The piece embodies a place where tradition meets modernity, and where

innovative approaches are deeply intertwined with cultural heritage.

A COMMON VISION

Like the vine planted in champagne soil, Mathias Bengtsson cultivate his forms like a living organism. The ‘growth’ sculpture grown and created for the bottle is linked and unique for Maison Dom Pérignon in a bio mimicry process, where digital seeds mimic natural growth, simulating the rules and methods of nature by using artificial intelligence to give his artworks natural shapes, Bengtsson creates a fusion between the organic and the technological Bengtsson is continuously operating on a fine line between design, technology, computer science and fine art.

The Dom Pérignon and Mathias Bengtsson collaboration is built on a mutual passion for combining cutting edge technologies, science, nature, and traditional crafts merging the traditional past with the future. The climbing plant surrounding the bottle is a representation of the vine but also of the juice which is born from an elevation from nature to artistic creation.