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Brand: Moët & Chandon
Category: Alcoholic Beverages

Its label is an icon of style and modernity. Moët & Chandon's Grand Vintage 2013 is one of those Champagnes that every aficionado should re-taste from time to time, to understand how a great wine evolves over time and how vintage affects the final result. In the glass, it has a beautiful straw yellow color, made particularly bright by the very fine and persistent perlage that rises to the surface from the bottom of the goblet, forming unbroken chains. On the nose ripe fruit, peach, mango and banana, hints of pepper, marzipan and small pastries. On the palate, it is fresh and creamy. Pleasantly savory and pleasantly persistent.
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Brand: Moët & Chandon
Category: Alcoholic Beverages

For those seeking in every way to stand out, this is the right Champagne to choose. Without a doubt. Ice Impérial, in fact, is the first Champagne created specifically to be served with ice, that is, "on the rocks." A small heresy for the most staunch upholders of tradition. But also a new experience that encompasses fun, freshness and freedom for Moët & Chandon's indefatigable anti-conformists who, from the height of its long history, can afford to let their imaginations run wild. From a blend that includes mostly Pinot Noir, vinous and edgy, and characterized by an intensely fruity flavor, with Meunier, full and fleshy, and Chardonnay, used in a proportion of between 10 and 20 percent for its refreshing touch. The dosage in this case is definitely important, touching 45 grams of sugar per liter, resulting in a deliciously smooth and drinkable wine, especially suitable for consumption away from the table. After all, this is Champagne born for the party.
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Brand: Moët & Chandon
Category: Alcoholic Beverages

Moet & Chandon holds the charm of Champagne history. There is virtually no corner of the world where the brand is not known and appreciated. The secret is the unmistakable style of its wines, which, while produced in large numbers each year, carry with them the exclusive charm of one of the most beautiful wine regions in the world. In fact, they are the very symbol of it. A fine example of this is this Rosé Imperial, which, as defined by its creators, "is a spontaneous, radiant and romantic expression of the Moët & Chandon style." A blend of the region's three basic grapes, Rosé Imperial is made from nearly 50 percent Pinot Noir grapes, 10 percent of which are vinified in red. Then Meunier, 10% of which is red wine, and a small addition of Chardonnay. Of these bases, at least 20-30% are reserve wines, specially selected by the Chef de Cave to enhance their intensity, finesse and consistency. A pleasantly dry wine, thanks to a dosage of about 7 grams of sugar per liter, this Rosé presents itself in the glass with a beautiful pink color with amber hues. The nose reveals a heady and lively bouquet. Clear notes of red fruits, including wild strawberry, raspberry and cherry, and floral hints reminiscent of rose, with a slight hint of pepper. In the mouth, however, we discover a bubble characterized by an incredible juicy intensity, amid notes of red and yellow-fleshed fruit, well balanced by the freshness of a subtle menthol note. Excellent as an aperitif, it goes well with simple dishes, including meat dishes. Try it, for example, with lamb or suckling pig cooked in the oven.
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Brand: Moët & Chandon
Category: Alcoholic Beverages

The Rèserve Impériale by Moèt & Chandon is a Champagne that can be defined as gastronomic, for its ease of pairing with various international cuisine dishes. This reserve is made from an important percentage of Pinot Noir grapes that make it well structured and intense. It was born back in 1869 and since then it has maintained its charm and fame, confirming itself every year as one of the most requested bottles. Rèserve Impériale presents itself in the glass with an intense golden colour and a fine and persistent perlage. On the nose, varietal notes, fresh and fruity, and more complex and rounded aromas that come from the long aging in the bottle. In the mouth it is soft, warm and enveloping, without losing its pleasant freshness due to a nice acidity well integrated with the other flavours.
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Brand: Moët & Chandon
Category: Alcoholic Beverages

Moèt Impérial can undoubtedly be considered the most emblematic Champagne of the great French Maison. It was produced for the first time in 1869 and, according to experts, it is still the wine that best represents the Moèt & Chandon style. An expert blend of over 100 different wines, 20-30% of which are reserve wines specially selected to enhance their maturity, complexity and consistency. A "non-vintage" of great elegance that comes from a balanced mix of Pinot Noir, Meunier and obviously Chardonnay. In the glass it has a beautiful golden straw yellow colour, with a fine and particularly persistent perlage. On the nose notes of green apple, citrus and white flowers to which mineral recognitions are added that may be reminiscent of chalk. On the palate it is rich and full-bodied. Fresh and very long. A very pleasant glass.
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