Dom Perignon Gifts to France

Technically, you could buy a bottle of Dom Perignon, package it yourself, and ship it to France on your own. But you might run into local alcohol delivery laws, you’ll certainly wait for the package to clear customs, and your recipient might have to pay duty fees on the other end. Embarrassing! There’s an easier way right at your fingertips. Just browse our catalog for France, add their favorite brand of Dom Perignon to your cart, checkout, and you’re done! DrinkableGifts.com has managers in each region waiting to deliver your Dom Perignon gift right to your recipient’s door in France.

Prices will vary depending on what Dom Perignon you want to send to France, but you’ll always pay one flat shipping rate when you order a Dom Perignon gift to France, and you don’t have to worry about hidden fees on the delivery end. Rest assured we have a Dom Perignon basket to deliver to France for every budget.

It’s really rare that Dom Perignon gifts break when being delivered to France. Our couriers are experts in their field, and our team managers package Dom Perignons beautifully and safely. Occasionally though, something happens beyond our control, and a bottle breaks or is dropped. In such a case, as per our Satisfaction Guarantee, we will replace your Dom Perignon at no additional cost to you.

Delivering Dom Perignon to France is quick and easy with DrinkableGifts.com! Our team can typically deliver Dom Perignon to France in 2 - 3 business days. Keep in mind though that some more remote areas can take more time. Don’t worry, we update you every step of the way. For any customer’s Dom Perignon basket request to France our team will give you an estimate of how long it will take to get there.

When you order a Dom Perignon gift to France with us we include everything in the gift price and shipping cost. You won’t ever have to worry about a duty or customs fee on a Dom Perignon gift to France. Because we have regional offices in over 200 countries, the items for your Dom Perignon gift are sourced in France. Or at the very least close enough to that there aren’t any extra fees for you to worry about.