WineVerse/Moet & Chandon Rose Imperial "You Are Going Places" 750ml
Moet & Chandon Rose Imperial "You Are Going Places" 750ml
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About this bottle
Moët & Chandon Rosé Impérial is the house's non-vintage rosé Champagne, blended primarily from Pinot Noir with Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier and colored using the saignée method, where red wine is bled off during fermentation rather than blended in afterward. It is aged a minimum of two years in the cellar before release, longer than the legal Champagne minimum, which builds a touch of brioche depth under the fruit. Expect a bright pink color, aromas of red berries and citrus, and a palate that balances fresh fruit with fine, persistent bubbles. This "You Are Going Places" edition is a limited-label release built for gifting and celebration rather than everyday drinking.
How to drink Moët & Chandon Rosé Impérial
Chill it to about 45°F and pour into a tulip glass. It works as an aperitif on its own or alongside strawberries and light charcuterie for a celebratory spread.
Tasting notes
Nosered berries, citrus
Palatefresh fruit, fine bubbles
Finish
Specs
Champagne24 proof · Champagne, France
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve Moët & Chandon Rosé Impérial?
Chill it to about 40-45°F and serve in a flute to preserve the bubbles.
What cocktails work well with Moët & Chandon Rosé Impérial?
Top it with a splash of orange juice for a mimosa, or build a Champagne cocktail with a sugar cube and bitters.
How does Moët & Chandon get the pink color in its Rosé Impérial?
Through the saignée method, where a portion of red wine juice is bled off during fermentation rather than blended in afterward, and the wine is aged a minimum of two years before release.
Who founded Moët & Chandon?
Claude Moët founded the house in Épernay in 1743; it's now part of the LVMH luxury group and one of the largest Champagne producers in the world.
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