Dom Pérignon 2012
We track 185 single-bottle offers of Dom Pérignon 2012 across 25 countries.
The Fair Price Index is a shop’s price divided by the wine’s lowest retail price in its country of production — here €233.8 in France (usually, but not always, the winery’s own price). ×1.00 means the shop matches that market floor; the higher the number, the bigger the markup. It is an objective figure a shop can’t really argue with.
Where to buy
185 offersPick a country, then open any offer to see the merchant, its price history and where to buy. Prices show in each shop’s local currency; the Fair Price Index compares fairness across currencies.
What the data says
computed from pricesAcross 185 shops in 25 countries, the same 750 ml runs from ×0.67 (below the lowest retail price) to ×14.86. It is typically ×0.76 in Hong Kong but ×1.19 in France — about 57% more markup over the lowest retail price.
Single 750 ml only. 34 case / multi-bottle listings are excluded — a 6-pack price can’t be compared bottle-to-bottle.
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