Piper-Heidsieck, the most awarded Champagne house of the century, proudly announces the launch of its “Twist the Script” campaign, a tribute to the brand’s fearless creativity and illustrious history. Featuring vibrant artwork by renowned British artist and photographer Miles Aldridge, this global campaign celebrates Piper-Heidsieck's longstanding tradition of redefining conventions and its audacious spirit.
At the heart of “Twist the Script” are four key moments from Piper-Heidsieck’s past, interpreted through Miles’ cinematic style. These moments reflect the Champagne house’s bold journey, which has been pushing boundaries since 1785. From navigating Prohibition-era restrictions with clever tactics to its celebrated connection with cinema icon Marilyn Monroe, Piper-Heidsieck has always embraced boldness and innovation.
As a visual extension of the campaign, a striking mural featuring Miles’ artwork has been unveiled in the Williamsburg neighbourhood of Brooklyn. Created by Colossal Media, the mural captures the daring essence of Piper-Heidsieck and can be viewed at Wythe Avenue and North 10th Street until Oct. 4. Known for his vibrant use of colour and a unique blend of fashion and surrealism, Miles has collaborated with top-tier fashion magazines and luxury brands, making his artistic vision a fitting match for this campaign.
“The brand’s joyful disobedience gave me the creative freedom to explore its unique history,” Miles said. “Reimagining these iconic moments has been a fantastic way to capture PiperHeidsieck’s bold and cinematic essence.”
“Twist the Script” also highlights Piper-Heidsieck’s modern-day achievements, including the appointment of 31-year-old Chef de Caves, Émilien Boutillat, back in 2018, and the brand’s pioneering move to become the first Champagne house to achieve B Corp certification for its sustainability efforts. These milestones reflect Piper-Heidsieck’s ongoing commitment to challenging conventions and pushing the boundaries of winemaking and innovation.
Émilien Boutillat, chief winemaker, added, “Whether in our winemaking philosophy, production methods, brand partnerships, or packaging, we've always been committed to doing things differently. This rich history continues to inspire me as I craft the blends for our cuvées and push the boundaries toward an ever-bolder future.”
As the official champagne of the Miami Open and enjoyed in over 100 countries, with one bottle popped every six seconds, Piper-Heidsieck remains a symbol of innovation and excellence. Looking ahead, the Champagne house continues to invest in cutting-edge technologies, such as robotics for sustainable viticulture, ensuring it remains dedicated to pushing the boundaries of champagne production.