"The Moët & Chandon Champagne House was founded in 1743 in Epernay by Claude Moët, a visionary wine merchant, who quickly made it a reference at European courts. A few years later his grandson, Jean-Rémy Moët , develops the aura of the house internationally.
  
 Jean-Rémy Moët notably created this emblematic cuvée of the house, the Moët Imperial, in honor of the Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, who visited the estate several times and is said to have invented with his troops the gesture of slashing bottles of Moët & Chandon champagne to celebrate a victory.
  
 Owned by the LVMH group since 1987, the house produces, from a rigorous selection of Champagne terroirs, unique vintages recognized across borders for their quality and seductive personality.
  
 Its intense nose reveals notes of yellow fruits such as apricot and peach, as well as citrus fruits.
  
 On the palate, the attack is rich and ample. We find the delicious fruitiness of the nose, complemented by touches of plum and cherry.
  
 The finish is lively and aromatic."