Yves Saint Laurent Champagne 50ml - 1993 Eau de Toilette - Original Pre-Lawsuit Bottle - Vintage YSL

Historical specimen of the Champagne perfume by Yves Saint Laurent, originally launched in 1993. This edition retains the original name, which was withdrawn from the market following a legal dispute with the wine producers of the Champagne region, subsequently becoming the Yvresse fragrance.

Object History: Designed by perfumer Sophia Grojsman, Champagne was conceived as a tribute to the effervescent woman. Due to the 1994 court ruling, bottles displaying the word 'CHAMPAGNE' on the glass are considered archival pieces and high-demand objects in the luxury collectors' market.

Details and Condition:
- Period: 1993 (First edition)
- Technique: Eau de Toilette with atomizer
- Original Volume: 50 ml (1.6 fl. oz.)
- Current Volume: Approximately 40 ml (1.35 fl. oz.), representing 80% fill
- Batch Code: 42002
- Condition: Bottle in excellent preserved condition. Original box not included. The cap mimics the texture of a champagne cork with its characteristic wire cage.

Appraisal: An item of great relevance for collectors of the YSL house and scholars of 20th-century French perfumery history.

Important Note: Due to the nature of the item, no exchanges or returns are accepted. Please note that as a vintage fragrance, the olfactory composition may have evolved over time, potentially showing variations in the top notes compared to its original state.