Sparkling & Champagne/Moet and Chandon Nectar Imperial (Demi-Sec) Champagne N.V. Wow Lum 750 ml

Moet and Chandon Nectar Imperial (Demi-Sec) Champagne N.V. Wow Lum 750 ml

Champagne, France
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About this bottle

Moët & Chandon Nectar Imperial (Demi-Sec) Champagne N.V. is a light and fruity sparkling wine with a hint of sweetness. It is made from a blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier grapes, and is aged for at least three years in the cellars of the House of Moët & Chandon. The wine has aromas of ripe yellow fruits, honey, and brioche, and a palate of ripe yellow fruits, honey, and a hint of sweetness. It is best served chilled and pairs well with desserts, fruit salads, and light cheeses.

How to drink Moët & Chandon Nectar Imperial Demi-Sec

Serve at 45-48°F in a tulip glass rather than a flute, which lets the sweeter demi-sec style show its fruit and honey character — pair it with a fruit tart or crème brûlée rather than savory bites.

Tasting notes
Noseripe yellow fruits, honey, brioche
Palateripe yellow fruit, honey, sweetness
Finishsoft, lingering
Specs

ChampagneChampagne, France

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How should Nectar Imperial Demi-Sec be served?

Chilled to about 45-48°F in a flute or white wine glass; its natural sweetness makes it a good match for dessert rather than needing food to balance it.

What food pairs well with Nectar Imperial Demi-Sec?

Its honeyed sweetness pairs well with fruit tarts, creme brulee, or mildly spiced dishes.

What does 'Demi-Sec' mean?

Demi-Sec is a sweeter Champagne dosage category, with more residual sugar added after disgorgement than a Brut or Extra Dry -- it's meant to read as noticeably sweet rather than merely rounded.

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