A Dom Perignon vintage 2265 bottle from David Carson's sci-fi sequel Star Trek: Generations. In the opening scene, a bottle of Dom Perignon floated through space before shattering against the hull of the Enterprise 1701-B during the vessel's christening ceremony.

A Dom Perignon vintage 2265 bottle from David Carson's sci-fi sequel Star Trek: Generations. In the opening scene, a bottle of Dom Perignon floated through space before shattering against the hull of the Enterprise 1701-B during the vessel's christening ceremony.

Dom Pérignon is a sort of alcoholic beverage, a brand of champagne. In the 23rd century, a bottle of 2265 Dom Pérignon was used to christen the Federation starship USS Enterprise in the year 2293...

The champagne was named after the monk Dom Pérignon, who allegedly discovered the champagne method for making sparkling wines. In 2293, a bottle of Dom Pérignon was used to christen the launch of the USS Enterprise-B from Earth spacedock. The vintage used was 2265. (Star Trek Generations)

CHAMPAGNE BOTTLE -- Dom Perignon, 2265. Follow the bottle as it tumbles through space ... NEW ANGLE (VFX-I) The champagne bottle SMASHES onto the bow of a Federation starship. FOLLOW the shards of glass from the bottle as they spread over the ship ... revealing the name on the hull: USS ENTERPRISE NCC-1701-B.

A bottle from this year's vintage of Dom Pérignon will be used in the christening of the USS Enterprise-B in 2293. (Star Trek Generations) Ingraham B is attacked by flying parasites. (TOS: "Operation -- Annihilate! ") Carter Winston dies on the planet Vendor. (TAS: "The Survivor ")

6A EXT. SPACE (VFX-I) 6A The tumbling bottle rushes past, and we can now see that it is a CHAMPAGNE BOTTLE - Dom Perignon, 2265. Follow the bottle as it tumbles through space...

Nov 25, 1994 · A piece of hardware loosened more than a quarter of a century ago in 2001: A Space Odyssey? The thing floats closer and closer until we can see clearly: It’s a Champagne bottle, Dom Perignon,...

Dom Perignon was a well-known type of champagne from a winery founded in 1743, and a bottle, vintage 2265, was used for the launch of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-B in 2294.

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