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Mow-et, not mow-ee.
That’s the first thing most people learn about the world’s most recognized Champagne house, founded in 1743. Though pronunciation might be quibbled about, its interesting to know that annual production now soaring above 26,000,000 bottles, regardless of who calls it what. Moet is a milestone luxury brand in a sea of wannabees.
With Dom Perignon at the top of the Moet family tree, the Champagne house continues to be one of the most sought after wines in the world. Rich, toasty with moussey texture, the NV Champagne is decadent and worthy for its complexity and compact fruit sweetness. A luscious wine that calls for celebrations.
- One of the most recognizable wine brands in the world, impressive for its luxury connotations
- Owned by Louis Vuitton group, the luxury goods purveyor
- First came to prominence when Napoleon established an account with the company in 1804
- Moet & Chandon is the Best Known Champagne in the World!
- Fantastic imported French Champagne
- Great price per bottle just $53.99 each
| Name |
MOET & CHANDON BRUT IMPERIAL FRENCH CHAMPAGNE NV |
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| Regions |
France - Champagne |
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| Varieties |
Premium Sparkling varieties |
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| Foods |
Mixed salads, plates of seafood - especially white fish |
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| Background |
Moet & Chandon is one of the best known champagne houses in the world. Hailing from Champagne, France, this first class establishment strives to deliver only the best Methode Traditionale Champagne possible. |
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| Colour |
Bright, glittering gold |
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| Nose |
Toasty brioche notes with a hint of caramel and apple |
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| Palate |
Rich in texture, highly complex with compact fruit sweetness |
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| Winery Information |
Pronounced Mow-et (not Mow-ee), Moet&Chandon is one of the world's most luxury champagne brands, laying claim to Dom Perignon and as well as Moet&Chandon. It's hardly a surprise that Moet is part of the Louis Vuitton group, considering the first-class champagne it offers the world.. Moet&Chandon produces highly sought-after, complex and decadent champagnes which call for a celebration (however small). |
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