Actress Emilia Schüle at the “Moët Effervescence Celebrations” Photo: DAVIDS/Christina Kratsch
By Stephen Peter
At this party, the guests were particularly safe! On Tuesday evening, Moët & Chandon invited to the party in the Bärensaal – which is located on the ground floor of the Senate Department for the Interior.
When champagne flows freely, celebrities don’t say no either.
Among others, Sylvie Meis (44), Daniel Brühl (44) and Emilia Schüle (29) served Moët’s sparkling “Effervescence Celebrations” dinner.
Of course, even luxury brands act responsibly in these times.
The French company donated money for 1743 plantings in the Gorin district of the Berlin Forests (beyond the northern city limits). The unusual number is no coincidence – Moët & Chandon was founded in 1743.