A bottle of Veuve Clicquot La Grande Dame costs about $219 approx., some with duty and VAT, some without for a standard 750ml, based on the median asking price across 3 vintages currently listed by merchants. The year on the label moves the price less than usual here: the 2015 asks around $216 approx. and the 2012 around $225 approx., the full range of what we hold.
Recent releases cluster tightly. Every vintage from 2003 onward that we hold a price for sits between $216 approx. and $225 approx. for a bottle, so $212 approx. to $225 approx. is the honest budget for a current Veuve Clicquot La Grande Dame rather than a single headline figure.
Two distinctions matter when comparing prices. An asking price is what a merchant wants and nobody has yet paid; a traded price is what a bottle actually changed hands for. We hold 58 months of traded evidence across 8 vintages, completed trades rather than auction results, and traded prices generally sit below asking prices, because a shop carries the stock, the risk and the guarantee. Most merchants do not state whether duty and VAT are in their price, and neither figure includes shipping, which changes what you actually pay.
Veuve Clicquot La Grande Dame is made only in declared years, so there is no non-vintage bottling and no entry-level price. 22 vintages are recorded here, from 1969 onward. Prices are per 750ml bottle, with case prices divided by pack size so a six-pack is never compared against a single bottle.