Producer

Champagne Moët & Chandon

Vallée de la MarneÉpernayNMNMNégociant ManipulantA house that makes and sells champagne from grapes it buys in, wholly or partly. Most of the famous names sit here, and the category says nothing about quality or whether the house also owns vineyards.Founded 1743

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Tasting notes

Moët & Chandon is the biggest name in Champagne by almost every measure.

The house has kept its own pace through every vintage, and the cellar still works the way it always has: one press, one tank, one decision at a time.

Everything here is allowed to settle slowly. The wines rest longer than the market asks for, and the family tastes the whole range before anything leaves the cellar.

What follows is written from visits, from bottles opened too early and a few opened at exactly the right moment.

The house has kept its own pace through every vintage, and the cellar still works the way it always has: one press, one tank, one decision at a time.

Read the full story of Champagne Moët & Chandon

The largest vineyard owner in Champagne, a friend of Napoleon, and the name most of the world thinks of when it hears the word.

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Tasting note13 October 2026

Moët & Chandon Collection Impériale Création No. 1 NV

A lovely richness on the attack. Cool fruit, with notes of citrus and white peach.