Moet & Chandon Grand Vintage 2000

Moet & Chandon Grand Vintage 2000

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Moet & Chandon Grand Vintage 2000
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75 cl

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Moët & Chandon first introduced the concept of ‘Grand Vintage’ champagnes in the 19th century. The idea was to showcase exceptional years in Champagne, capturing the unique characteristics and expressions of a specific harvest. The first official release of a Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage champagne occurred in 1842, and today they are produced only in outstanding years. The 2000 vintage in Champagne was characterized by favourable weather conditions that led to a promising harvest. The growing season was marked by relatively warm temperatures and a generous amount of sunshine, allowing the grapes to achieve good ripeness and balanced acidity.
88 Vinous
- The 2000 Brut Grand Vintage opens with boisterous, toasty bouquet. Initially a touch diffuse, the wine finds its balance and focus in the glass, showing good length and a polished finish. This is a tasty, accessible Champagne best enjoyed on the young side. The blend is 50% Chardonnay, 34% Pinot Noir and 16% Pinot Meunier. This is lot LADSA 5218229, disgorgement date unknown.

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Moët & Chandon, founded by Claude Moët in 1743, quickly gained favor among European nobility during King Louis XV’s reign. Jean-Rémy Moët, Claude's grandson, expanded the brand internationally, with a notable friendship with Napoleon Bonaparte, who frequently visited the estate and inspired the creation of Moët Impérial​.

In 1832, the company was renamed Moët et Chandon, incorporating Pierre-Gabriel Chandon de Briailles as a partner. The house launched its first vintage Champagne in 1842 and introduced the renowned Dom Pérignon label​.

Now part of the LVMH group, Moët & Chandon has the largest vineyard in Champagne and extensive cellars for aging their wines. Cellar master Benoît Gouez upholds the brand’s signature style, blending grapes from various terroirs to create a harmonious product.

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