WineVerse/Moet and Chandon Grand Vintage 2015 750 ml

Moet and Chandon Grand Vintage 2015 750 ml

Champagne, France
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About this bottle

Moët & Chandon's Grand Vintage 2015 is the house's vintage-dated Champagne from a year regarded as one of Champagne's strongest recent harvests, blended from Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier grown entirely in that single season. It shows a riper, more generous style than a typical Moët vintage — orchard fruit and brioche on the nose, a rounder palate of baked apple and toasted nuts, and a long, dry finish. Made only in years the cellar master judges exceptional, it sits a clear step above Moët's non-vintage Impérial. Good for marking an occasion tied to that specific year.

How to drink Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage 2015

Serve chilled, around 45°F, in a tulip glass rather than a flat coupe. It pairs well with richer dishes — roast poultry, aged cheese, or a simple seafood course — rather than being a mixer.

Tasting notes
NoseOrchard fruit and brioche
PalateBaked apple, toasted nuts
FinishLong, dry
Specs

Champagne, France

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Questions about this bottle

What makes the 2015 vintage significant for Moët & Chandon?

2015 is regarded as one of Champagne's stronger recent harvests, giving this Grand Vintage a riper, more generous style than a typical year.

What grapes are blended into Grand Vintage 2015?

Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier, all harvested in 2015.

What's the best serving temperature?

Around 45°F, chilled but not ice-cold, in a tulip glass to preserve the bubbles.

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