Overview
- Bruun Rasmussen will offer the bottle in a suburb of Copenhagen, listing a Dom Pérignon Vintage 1961 with special wedding labeling.
- Expected bidding is roughly €67,000–€80,000, according to the auction house.
- The magnum is owned by an anonymous private collector who bought it from a London wine dealer.
- The house’s wine expert Thomas Rosendahl Andersen says the champagne has been inspected and is still drinkable.
- Comparable bottles have had uneven results, including a no-sale in 2004 in the UK and a roughly €10,000 sale in 2005, underscoring uncertain demand.