Champagne and Wine
This is the celebratory corner of the collection—champagne and wine, sold on romance, occasion, and old-world prestige since the earliest days of print. The great champagne houses lead the way: Moët & Chandon, founded in Épernay in 1743, and its Dom Pérignon, the monk's namesake cuvée that became shorthand for luxury and Hollywood glamour. No house has a better story than Veuve Clicquot, built by Barbe-Nicole Ponsardin—widowed at 27, she took the reins in 1805 to become one of the first great businesswomen of the modern age, pioneering vintage champagne and the riddling table, and dressing her bottles in the bold "yellow label" that remains instantly recognizable today. Alongside the champagnes sit the wines—grand French and Italian estates and the accessible California table bottles that filled American dinner tables.
Each is an authentic vintage print, as at home framed in a dining room or wine cellar as any bottle on the rack. Browse the collection below.
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