Moet & Chandon Brut Imperial

Moët & Chandon has been a constant companion of bright and significant events around the world for over 270 years. The history of Moët & Chandon is a story of family traditions that have contributed to the prestige and fame of the largest producer of sparkling wines. In 1743, Claude Moët founded the winemaking company House of Moët in the Champagne province, whose sparkling wines became quite well-known in French circles within ten years. In 1832, the founder's grandson, Jean-Rémy, passed the leadership of the company to his son Victor Moët and son-in-law Pierre-Gabriel Chandon, thus the company, thanks to the union of two families, acquired the new name Moët & Chandon, known today worldwide. Moët & Chandon Champagne was an essential attribute of the royal dinners of King Louis XV of France, thus making a significant contribution to the brand's popularity. Napoleon also maintained a special relationship with the house of Moët & Chandon. Today, Moët & Chandon remains the official supplier of Champagne to the royal courts of Europe. Moët & Chandon is a constant companion of coronation ceremonies, weddings, and other important historical and festive events.