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Starting now, first-class passengers flying with Emirates can enjoy the latest vintage of the prestigious Dom Pérignon Vintage 2005, as well as the newly launched Dom Pérignon Vintage Rosé 2003.
Enjoy the 2003 vintage of Dom Pérignon Rosé on Emirates flights. (Image provided by Emirates)
Dom Pérignon and Emirates offer an exclusive global partnership featuring two types of champagne. All Emirates routes provide the newly released 2005 vintage Dom Pérignon, while select routes allow first-class passengers to savor the 2003 vintage Rosé. Emirates' culinary team has also collaborated with Dom Pérignon’s Michelin two-star executive chef Pascal Tingaud to design a wine-pairing menu, taking passengers on a luxurious gourmet journey in the skies.
First-class passengers on Emirates can enjoy the 2005 vintage Dom Pérignon. (Image provided by Emirates)
Emirates has invested over $500 million in its beverage program, offering passengers across all cabins and global routes more than 60 varieties of wines, champagnes, and ports sourced from 11 premium vineyards around the world daily.
Emirates invests over $500 million in its beverage program. (Image provided by Emirates)
Currently, Emirates houses over 1.2 million bottles of wine in its dedicated cellar in Burgundy, France. The collection includes the five premier Bordeaux châteaux from France—Château Lafite-Rothschild, Château Margaux, Château Latour, Château Haut-Brion, and Château Mouton-Rothschild—as well as premium selections from Australia, New Zealand, and California, USA.
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