James Bond and champagne – a story full of elegance and understatement. Since Live and Let Die (1973), Bollinger has accompanied the world's most famous secret agent on his missions. By Moonraker (1979), it became clear: 007 had found his signature champagne.

Whether in A View to a Kill (1985), where Roger Moore uncorks a Bollinger as Bond, or later in Casino Royale and Spectre – the iconic bottle appears again and again. It's not just a stand-in, but a symbol of Bond's lifestyle: luxurious, sophisticated, and uncompromisingly stylish.

The partnership between Bollinger and James Bond has long been more than product placement. It's a success story spanning over 40 years, connecting cinema and cellar master, between screen glamour and champagne tradition. Limited editions like this year's James Bond gift box for the Special Cuvée demonstrate that Bollinger and 007 belong together.