Is Dom Pérignon 1993 still good?

But, is this sparkling wine vintage still good for consumption? Yes, the 1993 Dom Perignon Cuvee is perfect for opening now. Dom Perignon also released its second Plenitude (Dom Perignon 1993 P2) that is also ready for popping.

How much is a 1993 bottle of Dom Pérignon worth?

Currently an average bottle of 1993 Dom Pérignon goes for $260 dollars. While that may be expensive for some, that is an extremely fair price for a 21 year old wine, of which is made by one of the finest champagne companies.

Can you drink 1993 Dom Pérignon?

Don’t drink that 1993 or 1992—or even 1990 or 1988—Dom Pérignon now.

How long does a vintage Champagne last?

five to ten years
Champagnes are already aged properly before being sold and therefore do not necessarily benefit from additional ageing. As a rule, non-vintage Champagnes can be kept unopened for three to four years, and vintage cuvées for five to ten years.

Is there expiry date for Dom?

Also similar to other hard liquors, Benedictine DOM has no actual expiry date, with some believing that like good wines, the longer you store DOM, the better it becomes. There is also no need to keep opened bottles of DOM Benedictine refrigerated, as it does not spoil easily.

How should Dom Pérignon be stored?

The cork of bottles should always be kept on their sides during aging as this prevents the cork from drying out. In the fridge, you can safely keep Dom Pérignon for up to a month, given that the right conditions are met – 52 to 59 degrees and 55 to 75 percent humidity in a dark, odorless place.

How do you store Dom Perignon Champagne?

Can I drink 20 year old Dom Pérignon?

How Many Years Is Dom Pérignon Good For? Dom Pérignon is a vintage champagne and, as such, lasts much longer than non-vintage kinds and, when stored correctly, can last for up to 10 years after purchase. Leaving it longer than this can, however, cause deterioration of the quality.