Moët & Chandon is one of the most high-sounding and prized names in the world of Champagne, a true guarantee of luxury and quality since 1743. It is perhaps the most famous and appreciated house in the world, synonymous with joy and carefreeness. Champagne Moët & Chandon is one of those indispensable names that allows us to savour unique moments in the company of prestigious and fascinating bottles. It was founded by Claude Moet during the reign of Louis XV, a great lover of sparkling wines, and became very famous as early as the 18th century. Among its great admirers were Napoleon Bonaparte, Thoma Jefferson and today Queen Elizabeth II of England. Since 1971, Moet & Chandon has joined forces with Hennessy Cognac and then Louis Vuitton, creating the world's most important luxury group: LVMH.

For all lovers of bubbly, Champagne and Moet are two indispensable references: few wines can convey joy and enthusiasm like Champagne and few producers can combine poetry and prestige, luxury and quality, magic and charm like Moët & Chandon. Today, the Maison can boast a vineyard estate of 1300 hectares divided into 99 villages, 15 of which are classified as Grand Cru. The wine cellar, located in Epernay, is among the largest in the world: it is equipped with the latest technology and extends more than 28 km underground. Here, under the leadership of one of the world's top chefs de cave, Benoit Gouez, 32 million bottles of top quality are produced each year.

Class, elegance and high savoir faire are the values that have made the Moët & Chandon maison great and that still sustain it and make it appreciated throughout the world. All this combined with an enlightening pioneering spirit and a always avant-garde vision that has enabled him not to fossilise tradition but to innovate continuously, even at the cost of subverting the rules of tradition. Thus, alongside the historical and most famous labels such as Imperial, Réserve Imperial and Grand Vintage, true symbols of prestige and absolute certainties, new experiments are inaugurated every year, always capable of astonishing and offering unparalleled emotions.

Champagne Rosé Extra Brut 'Grand Vintage' Moët & Chandon 2016

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