Moët & Chandon

Grand Vintage

Belonging to the LVMH Group, Moët et Chandon remains the largest producer of champagne wines, notably through its Brut Impérial which represents 85% of its production. This champagne takes its name from the emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, who also awarded Jean-Rémy Moët the Legion of Honor.

Each Grand Vintage is unique, it reveals a free and personal interpretation of the year by the Cellar Master. The Grand Vintage Moët & Chandon 2015 is the expression of an awakening, a bright dawn characterized by the first rays of daylight. This 76th vintage in the history of the House offers an introduction to the bright journey of Moët & Chandon.

Made from a blend of Pinot Noir (44%), Chardonnay (32%) and Meunier (24%), this 2015 vintage reflects a harvest of black grapes of exceptional quality. They revealed a remarkable maturity, with a powerful and fruity nose as well as a fleshy final note.