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Champagne/Moet and Chandon 2013 Grand Vintage Brut 750 ml
Moet and Chandon 2013 Grand Vintage Brut 750 ml
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About this bottle
Moët & Chandon's Grand Vintage Brut 2013 is the house's vintage-dated Champagne, made only in years the cellar master judges exceptional and built from a blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier grown that single harvest. 2013 was a cooler, later-ripening year in Champagne, and it shows in the glass: fine, persistent bubbles, aromas of white flowers and citrus, and a palate that moves from crisp green apple into brioche and toasted almond as it airs. The finish is dry and clean, with real length. It's the step up from Moët's non-vintage Impérial for someone celebrating something specific rather than something ongoing.
How to drink Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage 2013
Chill it well — around 45°F — and pour into a tulip or white wine glass rather than a flat coupe, which loses the bubbles too fast. It's fine on its own, but also stands up to richer food: roast chicken, aged cheese, or lightly buttered lobster.
Tasting notes
NoseWhite flowers and citrus
PalateGreen apple moving into brioche and toasted almond
FinishDry, clean, long
Specs
BrutChampagne, France
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What temperature should Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage 2013 be served at?
Around 45°F, chilled but not ice-cold, poured into a tulip glass to preserve the bubbles and aromatics.
What grapes go into this Champagne?
A blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier, all harvested in 2013.
How is a vintage Champagne like this different from Moët's regular Impérial?
Vintage Champagne is made only in years the house considers exceptional and uses grapes from that single harvest, rather than a blend of multiple years.
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