Moët Impérial, the signature champagne of Maison took birth in 1869. It was a tribute to the relationship established since 1801 with Napoléon Bonaparte and Jean-Remy Moët, grandson of Maison’s founder. The name honours the ancient relationship between Moët & Chandon and France’s regal family. The iconic champagnes of Moët & Chandon are distinguished by their unique style, prestige and luxury. Its limited-edition bottle, launched especially for this joyous occasion, is shiny and appealing with gold hues and amber tones to the champagne it contains.
Progressively, the brut champagne became a crucial element of any meal served at the most significant tables. It’s not a surprise as it can be paired with virtually any food from entrée to dessert, not just with aperitif or starters. As a recognition to the milestone of 150 years, they have redesigned logo that erects the ‘I’ of ‘Impérial’ into a new symbol for its most symbolic champagne. It incorporates the essence of what a good Champagne is: buttery flavour and long ageing. The combination of three grapes varietals: the body of Pinot Nero; the suppleness of Pinot Meunier; the finesse OF Chardonnay makes it smooth and delicious. Being vibrant and fruitful, it makes the champagne sophisticated. Its balanced blend is popular worldwide.
