Moët & Chandon Brut Impérial is the house’s flagship non-vintage Champagne, created in 1869 and today the world’s best-selling Champagne. Its blend varies slightly year to year but keeps the same balance: roughly equal parts Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier, with a smaller share of Chardonnay for finesse. It’s built to embody the house’s signature style, bright fruitiness paired with a seductive, generous palate, and remains the reference point most other non-vintage Champagnes are compared against.
CHARACTER
Green Apple: green apple
Lemon: citrus fruit
Brioche: brioche
Pear: pear on the palate
Almond: fresh nuts
TASTING NOTES
NOSE- Vibrant green apple and citrus fruit, with mineral freshness, white flowers and blond notes of brioche, cereal and fresh nuts.
PALATE- Sumptuous white-fleshed fruits, pear, peach and apple, with fine bubbles and a soft vivacity of citrus and gooseberry.
FINISH- Delicately fresh crispiness, toasted bread and a chalky, mineral length.




