Moet & Chandon
Moet & Chandon Imperial Brut Party Set 6 Bottles + 6 Flutes
Moet & Chandon Imperial Brut Party Set 6 Bottles + 6 Flutes
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$2,280.00 HKD
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$2,780.00 HKD
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Moet & Chandon are the largest Champagne estate owning sixteen of the seventeen grand cru vineyards. It is one of the best known champagnes, offering consistent quality since its founding in 1743 by Claude Moet. From the crisp and clean house style to the incredible Dom Perignon, quality can be found at every level of this famous House.
92 Wine Spectator
The minerally undertow imparts a subtle, smoky note that blends with flavors of dried pineapple, biscuit, salted almond and white peach. A balanced version, with a fine bead and well-honed acidity.
90 James Suckling
Strong lemon, grapefruit and peach fruit aromas are on offer here. This is upfront and fresh on the nose. The palate has forward fruit in the same vein. Tangy, tropical finish. Drink now.
90 Josh Raynolds – Vinous
(roughly 50% Pinot Noir, 35% Pinot Meunier and 15% Chardonnay; 9 g/l dosage; LAIBG): Light, bright yellow. Musky pear and toasty lees on the nose and in the mouth. Fleshy and open-knit, with a hint of bitter lemon pith adding back-end cut. Finishes on a gently smoky note, with very good cling and focus and a hint of bitter quinine. This must be the best example of this bottling that I’ve had in years, if not decades. In the past the Imperial Brut received a dosage of 12 g/l, but no more; in fact, there’s talk that in the near future it may be dropped down as far as 7 g/l.
16.5 Jancis Robinson
Distinctive, slightly bruised apple scent. Fleshy on the palate. Reassuringly good quality for a leading brand.
92 Wine Spectator
The minerally undertow imparts a subtle, smoky note that blends with flavors of dried pineapple, biscuit, salted almond and white peach. A balanced version, with a fine bead and well-honed acidity.
90 James Suckling
Strong lemon, grapefruit and peach fruit aromas are on offer here. This is upfront and fresh on the nose. The palate has forward fruit in the same vein. Tangy, tropical finish. Drink now.
90 Josh Raynolds – Vinous
(roughly 50% Pinot Noir, 35% Pinot Meunier and 15% Chardonnay; 9 g/l dosage; LAIBG): Light, bright yellow. Musky pear and toasty lees on the nose and in the mouth. Fleshy and open-knit, with a hint of bitter lemon pith adding back-end cut. Finishes on a gently smoky note, with very good cling and focus and a hint of bitter quinine. This must be the best example of this bottling that I’ve had in years, if not decades. In the past the Imperial Brut received a dosage of 12 g/l, but no more; in fact, there’s talk that in the near future it may be dropped down as far as 7 g/l.
16.5 Jancis Robinson
Distinctive, slightly bruised apple scent. Fleshy on the palate. Reassuringly good quality for a leading brand.
