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Moët & Chandon
The End-of-Year Editions
For the end of the year, Moët & Chandon presents its new collection, showcasing a new visual signature inspired by its iconic black cravate.
Brut Impérial Bow
The House's emblematic cuvée since 1869, Moët Brut Impérial is its most accomplished and universal expression. Moët Brut Impérial embraces the full diversity of grape varieties and all the richness of Champagne's terroirs and harvests, revealing the complexity that defines it in its entirety. Vibrant and generous.
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Brut Impérial Giftbox 2026
This limited edition comes in an exclusive case featuring the new embossed Moët & Chandon bow design. Since 1869, Moët Brut Impérial has stood out for its bright fruitiness, its flavourful palate and its elegant maturity.
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Brut Impérial Pouch
This new red case, designed to keep the bottle of Brut Impérial at the ideal tasting temperature, is adorned with a new interpretation of the House's bow.
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Its colour is yellow, elegantly golden, with green highlights.
The nose reveals white-fleshed fruit (apple, pear, white peach) and citrus (lemon), complemented by floral nuances (linden blossom) and blond notes (brioche and fresh walnuts).
The palate is flavourful and mellow. Combining generosity and subtlety, it is full and savoury, then crisp and delicately fresh (pip fruit), embodying the balance of this champagne.
Winemaking
Made from more than 200 different crus, including 20 to 30% reserve wines (aged one to three years) specially selected to perfect its consistency and balance, its blend reflects the diversity and complementarity of the three grape varieties that compose it:
- The body of Pinot Noir: 30 to 40%
- The suppleness of Meunier: 30 to 40%
- The finesse of Chardonnay: 20 to 30%
Rosé Impérial Bow
Rosé Impérial is the most spontaneous expression of the Moët & Chandon style. Rosé Impérial embraces the full diversity of grape varieties and all the richness of Champagne's terroirs and harvests, revealing the complexity that defines it in its entirety.
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Its colour is radiant, predominantly red, with purple highlights.
Its fruitiness is intense, with a lively bouquet of small red summer fruits (strawberry, raspberry, redcurrant), complemented by floral nuances (rose, hawthorn) and a peppery hint.
The palate is flavourful, combining intensity and roundness: fleshy and juicy at first, then firm (stone fruit), and finally subtly herbaceous (mint).
Winemaking
Its blend reflects the diversity and complementarity of the three grape varieties that compose it:
- The intensity of Pinot Noir: 40 to 50%, including 10% red wine
- The roundness of Meunier: 30 to 40%, including 10% red wine
- The elegance of Chardonnay: 10 to 20%, with 20 to 30% reserve wines specially selected to perfect its intensity, subtlety and consistency.