Moët & Chandon launches its new Grand Vintage 2015
Yess, go ahead and pop that bottle, because Moët & Chandon has added two new champagnes to its range. And believe me: you’ll want to try them, because they’re absolutely delicious. And special, because this is the Grand Vintage 2015 — it was allowed to rest for seven years before being served.
Alongside the Grand Vintage 2015, Moët & Chandon has also launched the Grand Vintage Rosé 2015. I got to taste both, and honestly, this is the best champagne I’ve had in my glass in a long time. It’s a blend of 44 percent pinot noir, 32 percent chardonnay and 24 percent pinot meunier. Wonderfully fresh with fruity notes and a beautiful finish.
Taste the new Grand Vintage 2015 during this special dinner
A champagne launch like this naturally calls for a celebration, and Moët & Chandon is doing just that in collaboration with GREEN Gastrobar (on Amsterdam’s Zuidas), where chef Peter Lute cooks up a storm. During a fine-dining four-course dinner, you’ll taste not only this Grand Vintage 2015, but also the vintages from 2006 and 1998. It’s truly special to taste the huge difference between them.
This special evening will take place just four times: on June 30 and July 1, 7 and 8, 2023. You can make a reservation via this site.
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