Moet & Chandon

History of

The origins of this exclusive product can be traced back to the first half of the 18th century in the French town of Èpernay. There, at number 18 of what is now known as the Avenue de Champagne, the first stone of an empire was laid around 1720. A wine dealer, Claude Möet, undertook a risky adventure that would officially begin on March 10, 1743, the date on which the company was registered in the French official books. Claude stood out for his commercial capacity and for the quality of the wine he offered, but without a doubt it was his son Jean who was responsible for the definitive push for its consolidation.

Jean Möet would continue with his father's legacy, extending the hectares of land but, above all, inviting high society to visit his wineries and taste his products with names such as Napoleon Bonaparte or Thomas Jefferson, in what is the beginning of the link between Moet & Chandon and the famous faces. The next generation, led by Möet's son-in-law Pierre Gabriel Chandon de Brialles, would incorporate the current name in 1832, uniting both surnames, and would continue to enlarge the family business with the introduction of the concept of champagne and the purchase of more land for their vineyards.

Thus, with the passing of time and the good work of the heirs, Moet & Chandon has managed to become one of the references in the world of champagne, cava and sparkling wines.

Outstanding products

• Moet & Chandon Ice Imperial


• Moet & Chandon Imperial


• Moet & Chandon Marc de Champagne


• Moet & Chandon Nectar Imperial


• Moet & Chandon Imperial Rose

Special Editions

Moet & Chandon Impérial Golden Sparkle Jeroboam

In October 2017 the French company was already preparing for the most magical time of the year and its favourite: Christmas. Moet & Chandon launched a special edition of its Impérial variety, in which gold took on special importance. The bottle of French champagne has some golden sparkles, as if the glass had been bathed in gold leaf, bringing a sensation of grandeur to the most special time of the year.

Moet & Chandon Impérial 150th anniversary

2019 marks the 150th anniversary of the first production of one of Moet & Chandon's flagships: Impérial. To celebrate this date, the French company launches a special edition, limited to 60 units, where the Imperial I has been redesigned for the occasion.

Logo and campaigns

A crown presides over the logo of the French brand Moet & Chandon. Symbol of the royalty of its products and its closeness to the monarchies practically since its beginnings as a company, the crown is flanked by the founding date of the wine brand (1743), and presides over letters that reflect the name of the French giant, as well as the concept of the product that has made them great, champagne.

Interesting facts

As we discussed earlier, Moet & Chandon has been involved with high society since virtually its founding. With the second generation of the brand their land was honored with the visit of names such as Napoleon Bonaparte or Thomas Jefferson, and over the years their logo has been linked to the most recognized characters, as is the case of Scarlett Johansson, one of the big stars of cinema, or Roger Federer, living history of tennis that also has a special edition of Moet & Chandon to celebrate their two decades at the top of the world of racket.

Moet & Chandon is a brand of Cava, Champagne and Sparkling Wine. Its references in Cava, Champagne and Sparkling Wine are highly valued in the sector for its high quality in manufacturing and its fame among the public is well deserved.