Champagne Moët & Chandon
The history of the Moët house begins in 1743 in Épernay with its founder Claude Moët. However, it was under the enlightened leadership of Jean-Rémy Moët, from 1792, that the company really took off by launching into the trade. In 1833, the name Chandon joined that of Moët, marking a new era under the direction of Pierre-Gabriel Chandon. However, the House took on a new dimension when Moët & Chandon, headed by Robert Jean de Voguë, acquired successively the Ruinart and Mercier houses in 1962 and 1970. Later, the group broadened its horizons by acquiring the Christian Dior perfume house, then by merging with Hennessy cognacs in 1987, and finally with the leather goods manufacturer Louis Vuitton. This merger resulted in the creation of the brand new LVMH group. Today, Moët & Chandon remains a major player in the world of champagne, with its famous Brut Impérial representing 85% of its production. Moët & Chandon offers an impressive variety of champagnes, ranging from the essential Brut and Rosé to the prestigious Grand Vintage and luxurious limited editions. Each bottle of Moët & Chandon embodies a unique expression of the house’s terroir and the exceptional talent of its winemakers.
The Brut Impérial from the house of Moët & Chandon is the best-selling champagne in the world thanks to its remarkable consistency. This great classic is distinguished by its uniquely fine bubbles and its delicate aromas of pear and white flowers. Composed of a blend of more than 200 vintages, the Brut Impérial combines the three Champagne...
The Brut Impérial from the house of Moët & Chandon is the best-selling champagne in the world thanks to its remarkable consistency. This great classic is distinguished by its uniquely fine bubbles and its delicate aromas of pear and white flowers. Composed of a blend of more than 200 vintages, the Brut Impérial combines the three Champagne...
The Rosé Impérial from the house of Moët & Chandon is the embodiment of glamour and desire. Seductive, charming and remarkably consistent, this rosé champagne reveals aromas of wild strawberry, redcurrant and subtle peppery notes. Composed of a...
The 2015 Grand Vintage by Moët & Chandon is distinguished by its generosity and enveloping character, offering many aromatic layers. Indeed, Benoît Gouez, Cellar Master of Maison Moët & Chandon, chose to vintage the year 2015, marking the 76th vintage in the history of the house. That year, the climate was particularly notable, beginning...
The Grand Vintage Rosé 2015 champagne from Moët & Chandon is a vintage rosé champagne distinguished by its maturity and power. It is composed of 52% Pinot Noir (including 14% red wine), 27% Chardonnay and 21% Meunier. Thus, the Grand Vintage Rosé...
The Rosé Impérial from the house of Moët & Chandon is the embodiment of glamour and desire. Seductive, charming and remarkably consistent, this rosé champagne reveals aromas of wild strawberry, redcurrant and subtle peppery notes. Composed of a...
Ice Impérial champagne was a great success and that is why Moët & Chandon decided to expand its range by creating MOËT & CHANDON Ice Impérial Rosé . Specially designed to be enjoyed with ice cubes, these two refreshing vintages will enhance your summer aperitifs. The color of Ice Impérial Rosé is a lively and brilliant pink, enhanced with...
The Ice Impérial cuvée from Moët & Chandon was specially designed to be enjoyed on ice. Delivered with a small booklet detailing the subtleties of serving champagne on ice, this cuvée is distinguished by the intensity of its fruitiness, the richness of its mouth and a finish full of freshness. For the blend of this Ice Impérial cuvée, the...
The Brut Impérial from the house of Moët & Chandon is the best-selling champagne in the world thanks to its remarkable consistency. This great classic is distinguished by its uniquely fine bubbles and its delicate aromas of pear and white flowers. Composed of a blend of more than 200 vintages, the Brut Impérial combines the three Champagne...
