Moët & Chandon new limited edition bottle Signature Rosé Impérial A tribute to the House's heritage of generosity and sense of celebration with a contemporary artistic design. Signature Rosé Impérial Limited Edition Enticing | Radiant | Spontaneous Signature Rosé Impérial Limited Edition Enticing | Radiant | Spontaneous The design of the Signature Rosé Impérial bottle has been created to enhance the contrast between the dark brilliance of the Pinot Noir grapes and the rose-gold brush mark revealing a new label. The Signature limited-edition bottle is definitely a tribute to the glamorous and extroverted character of Rosé Impérial contained in the bottle. Discover Discover Moët & Chandon's Rosé range Discover SIGNATURE ROSÉ IMPÉRIAL Enticing | Radiant | Spontaneous Discover Discover ROSÉ IMPÉRIAL Enticing | Radiant | Spontaneous Discover DISCOVER GRAND VINTAGE 2012 ROSÉ Coral | Delicate | Fresh DISCOVER Signature Rosé Impérial the perfect accompaniment to your culinary experience Multi-faceted and intriguing, rosé champagnes perfectly complement a wide range of dishes. According to Moët & Chandon's chef, Marco Fadiga, Rosé Impérial pairs remarkably well with beef carpaccio with olive oil and ground pepper, fried mullet filets in a coriander emulsion, a lobster bisque, mussels and a chorizo broth, or in a lemongrass curry. A longstanding tradition of It all begins in 1801, the landmark year when Napoléon Bonaparte and his mother placed an order for 100 bottles of "rozé" with Jean-Remy Moët, grandson of the House's founder. That same know-how produced the House's oldest existing bottle of rosé champagne that dates back to 1878, a powerful symbol of Moët & Chandon's unrivaled rosé heritage. Pinot Noir grapes make up 45% of the assemblage of the wine varieties blended to create the House's intensely aromatic Rosé Impérial. The universe Signature Rosé Impérial #MoetRose
