Based on the new images provided, we can confirm the exact details of your bottle. You have a 1985 Cuvée Dom Pérignon from the Champagne house Moët & Chandon. ​Bottle Specifications ​Producer: Moët & Chandon, founded in 1743 and based in Épernay. ​Vintage: 1985. ​Classification: Brut Champagne. ​Alcohol Content: 12.5% Vol. ​Condition Observations ​The second image shows the top of the bottle, which provides some important clues about its current state: ​Foil Wear: The dark foil is heavily weathered and peeling, exposing parts of the capsule underneath. ​Seal Integrity: While the foil is damaged, the underlying wire cage (muselet) appears to still be in place. This is a good sign that the bottle has not been tampered with or previously opened. ​Potential "Seepage": In older bottles like this, any sticky residue or dark staining under the foil can sometimes indicate "seepage," where a small amount of wine has escaped past the cork due to pressure changes or cork shrinkage over the decades.