un birthday to remember the one that the Moët & Chandon maison celebrated at the 80th Venice Film Festival: 280 years of passion and glamour. And to celebrate this milestone, a bottle was presented Jéroboam in limited edition of the Maison’s Grand Vintage 2004.
Moët & Chandon Jéroboam in a limited edition of the Grand Vintage 2004
A party full of stars
The special bottles have been shared with the guests of the opening dinner of the Festival . This edition, matured in the cellar for over 15 years, marks the milestone of Moët & Chandon’s anniversary by reflecting a singularly exceptional combination of maturity, complexity and charisma, making it perfect for celebrating this extraordinary moment and the bond of Maison Moët & Chandon. Chandon with the world of Cinema. Created in very few specimens, the Jéroboam format from the 2004 vintage will be available exclusively at the Maison’s boutique in Epernay.
During the various evenings that Moët & Chandon hosted at the Venice Film Festival, many stars were present, from Cristiana Capotondi to Mara Sattei.
CRISTIAN CAPOTONDI, JOAN THIELE AND CRISTIANO CACCAMO. (Press Office)
Moët & Chandon and The Cinema
The choice to celebrate on the lido is not accidental. The bond of the maison with cinema is strong and has deep roots. A bond that began in the 1930s and was consolidated over time thanks to the enthusiasm of international stars and illustrious directors.
The bubbles of Moët & Chandon have been stars of over 100 Hollywood filmsfrom Love in the afternoon by Billy Wilder, where an enchanting Audrey Hepburn sipped Moët & Chandon, at The Great Gatsby, until recently The Greatest Showman. And stay like Cary Grant, Paul Newman, George Clooney and Scarlett Johansson are just some of those enchanted by the glamor of the golden bubbles of the iconic Champagne.
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