Dom Pérignon Unveils Three Exceptional Vintages at CHIJMES Turning a 19th Century Singapore Convent Into an Intimate Tasting Journey
A select group of guests experienced a curated evening at CHIJMES, pairing Dom Pérignon Vintage 2017, Rosé Vintage 2010, and P2 with gourmet cuisine and exceptional scenography.
Dom Pérignon Unveils Three Exceptional Vintages at CHIJMES Turning a 19th Century Singapore Convent Into an Intimate Tasting Journey
Dom Pérignon chose CHIJMES in Singapore as the stage to unveil three exceptional vintages, guiding guests from an intimate solo tasting into a champagne pairing dinner under the Gothic arches of the former 19th century convent.
Three vintages, one story of time
Earlier this month, a select group of guests gathered at CHIJMES Hall to discover three new Dom Pérignon releases presented together in a single, choreographed evening. The launch spotlighted Dom Pérignon Vintage 2017, Dom Pérignon Rosé Vintage 2010 and Dom Pérignon Vintage 2005 Plénitude 2 (P2), framing them as different expressions of time, ripeness and energy.
Guests began with individual, guided tastings, allowing them to focus on each cuvée’s structure and character before moving into a seated pairing dinner that layered food, light and sound around the wines. The evening also brought together Society Chefs from across Southeast Asia for the first time, underlining the Maison’s long standing…
ties with gastronomy. CHIJMES: a historic backdrop in City Hall The event took place at CHIJMES, a historic complex on Victoria Street in Singapore’s Downtown Core, originally founded in 1854 as the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus.
Its former chapel, now CHIJMES Hall, is a Gothic style national monument with soaring ceilings, stained glass and arcades that today hosts weddings, concerts and special events.
By using CHIJMES’ cloisters and hall “the 19th century convent turned landmark in Singapore’s City Hall district” the Dom Pérignon team turned the setting into a metaphor for heritage, transformation and reverence, aligning the architecture with the Maison’s own narrative around time and patience in the cellar.
Auditoire’s end to end scenography Guided by Dom Pérignon’s creative direction, Auditoire Asia delivered the evening end to end, from concept and scenography to lighting, production and dinner staging…
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