The House’s 70th vintage, Grand Vintage 2008 is the perfect embodiment of the Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage spirit. Notes of linden, honeysuckle and acacia. Following are notes of just-ripe stone fruits—white peach, nectarine and Mirabelle plums. The bouquet is completed by gentle scents of pastry, brioche, frangipane, almonds and vanilla (Chardonnay 40%, Pinot Noir 37%, Meunier 23%). Dosage: 5g/l. The House’s 40th vintage rosé, Grand Vintage Rosé 2008 is the perfect embodiment of the Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage spirit. Notes of broad, fleshy, voluptuous flavour of a fresh fruit salad, caramel and quince jelly and the refreshing acidity of grapefruit and ginger notes (Chardonnay 32%, Pinot Noir 46%, Meunier 22%). Dosage: 5g/l.

The House’s 70th vintage, Grand Vintage 2006 is a wine of elegant precision. Notes of white peach, lemon and pineapple along with aromas of marzipan, candied melon and brown sugar come together in a refined, delicately-textured champagne (Chardonnay 38%, Pinot Noir 33%, Pinot Meunier 29%) Dosage: 5g/l. The House’s 40th vintage rosé, Grand Vintage Rosé 2006 is a mature and generous wine. Initial notes of biscuit and spice bread preceding aromas of cherry, prune and damson plum enriched by botanical nuances of wild herbs, rosemary, saffron and dried rose petals, along with a resinous, saline-inflected finish, come together to make this champagne a powerful, expansive, gracious wine. Dosage: 5g/l.

The House’s 70th vintage, Grand Vintage 2004 is a wine of elegant precision. Notes of white peach, lemon and pineapple along with aromas of marzipan, candied melon and brown sugar come together in a refined, delicately-textured champagne (Chardonnay 38%, Pinot Noir 33%, Pinot Meunier 29%) Disgorged in 2012 - Dosage: 5g/l. The House’s 39th vintage, Grand Vintage Rosé 2004 is a wine both playful and voluptuous. Notes of blackcurrant, black cherry and dried fig, and nuances of spice bread with a touch of liquorice and a hint of dark chocolate create a champagne of refined sensuality (Pinot Noir 45% of which 22% red wine, Chardonnay 31%, Pinot Meunier 24%) Disgorged in 2012 - Dosage: 5g/l.

Each Grand Vintage is a unique creation, an expression of an exceptional year by the Chef de Cave of Moët & Chandon. Grand Vintage 2003, the 69th Vintage from the Maison, which was founded in 1743, is a wine of extraordinary character. 2003 was a special year; a spectacular spring frost and an unusually hot summer resulted in the earliest harvest on record. Grand Vintage 2003 is an assertive wine that distinguishes itself by its intense fruitiness with its notes of apricot, vanilla and liquorice, a spicy maturity and an alluring warmth, creating a wine of sumptuous opulence. Assemblage: Pinot Meunier 43%, Pinot Noir 29%, Chardonnay 28%. Dosage : 5 g/l.

The House’s 68th vintage, Grand Vintage 2002 is a well-rounded, polished, harmonious wine with a complex, uncompromising personality. Warm harvest notes and notes of frangipani, white peach and nectarine, a velvety texture and a crisp finish make for an exceptional champagne (Chardonnay 51%, Pinot Noir 26%, Pinot Meunier 23%). Disgorged in November 2009 - Dosage : 5,5 g/l. The House’s 38th vintage, Grand Vintage Rosé 2002 is a wine of rare excellence. Notes of cherry and blueberry, malt and clove, make for an exceptional champagne (Pinot Noir 51%-of which 22% red wine-, Chardonnay 28%, Pinot Meunier 21%). Disgorged in May 2009 - Dosage: 5,5g/l.