Moët & Chandon

Moët & Chandon is a Champagne producer from France’s Champagne region, known for farming one of the area’s largest vineyard holdings and making sparkling wines in several styles.

Its 1,190 hectares include nearly half Grand Cru and a quarter Premier Cru sites, rooted in chalky limestone, and growing Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Meunier grapes. Wines are made by the traditional méthode champenoise and matured in about 28 kilometers of underground cellars for added texture and complexity.

The range includes Moët Impérial Brut, Rosé Impérial, demi-sec bottlings, and limited vintage releases. The house also shares a deep heritage with Dom Pérignon, though the latter now operates as a separate prestige Maison within the LVMH group.

Moët & Chandon’s appeal stems from a consistent, approachable house style, a wide range that spans everyday celebrations to prestige cuvées, and unmatched global visibility.

Its extensive vineyards, traditional cellar aging, and partnerships across culture and sport keep the brand top of mind worldwide.

• What is the correct pronunciation of Moët & Chandon?

  It is pronounced “moh-ET and shahn-DAWN.” The “t” in Moët is pronounced.

• Is Moët & Chandon authentic Champagne?

  Yes. It is produced in France's Champagne region and meets Champagne AOC regulations.

• Who founded Moët & Chandon and when?

  Claude Moët founded the house in 1743.

• Where is Moët & Chandon based?

  Épernay, France—where its historic cellars and headquarters are located.

• Who owns Moët & Chandon?

  Moët Hennessy, part of the LVMH luxury group.

• What are its signature wines?

  Signature cuvées include Moët Impérial Brut and Grand Vintage. Moët Impérial is a non-vintage blend released every year, while Grand Vintage is made only in exceptional years.

• What grape varieties are used?

  Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Meunier.

• How long does Moët & Chandon stay fresh after opening?

  Best soon after opening; with a Champagne stopper and refrigeration, it can keep some effervescence for up to 3 days.