Savouring an exquisite glass of champagne is an unrivaled pleasure, especially when it's one of the oldest ones in the world .

The illustrious history of champagne spans centuries and encapsulates tradition, luxury, and refinement.

One of the oldest recorded champagnes is the “Clicquot's Widow” produced in 1825 .

In Reims, the champagne-producing region, the celebrated “House of Taittinger" made headlines when archaeologists found four of its bottles from 1834.

Advancing our exploration, we encounter the “Perrier Jouet Belle Epoque,” that debuted in 1846 .

Nearing the end of the 19th century, we encounter the illustrious “Moet & Chandon's Dom Perignon” which was unveiled in 1921 .

Each vintage bottle of this golden bubbly enshrines a piece of the past, projecting a story from the era it was born .

An expedition across the world's eldest champagnes unwraps their splendour and the intricate process required for their production.

Whether you're a wine steward, a champagne connoisseur, or just a lover of fine bubbly, these oldest champagnes in the world are sure to here spark intrigue and delight your palate .