From Taste to Bottle Design, Expressing Bond's Image

Champagne Bollinger, a Champagne house, was granted the title of "Purveyor to the Royal Household" by Queen Victoria of England in 1884. It is also known as the Champagne favored by James Bond in the "007" film series, appearing in numerous installments, starting with the eighth film, "Live and Let Die," released in 1973. It is said to add a glamorous touch to scenes in the latest installment, "Spectre," released this winter.



The collaboration items released this time are two types, available in limited quantities. The "Bollinger Spectre Crystal Set" includes the vintage Champagne "Bollinger R.D. 1988 Magnum," made exclusively from grapes harvested in 1988, presented in a crystal ice bucket from "Saint-Louis," Europe's oldest crystal manufacturer.



The ice bucket, produced by "Saint-Louis" specifically for this set, features an elaborate design reminiscent of the inside of a gun barrel. Furthermore, each piece is individually numbered, showcasing meticulous attention to detail.