Champagne lovers, get ready to indulge in a world of sparkle and sophistication. With a legacy spanning centuries and a name synonymous with the world’s most iconic celebrations, Moët & Chandon returns this October to lead a dazzling lineup of Champagne Day experiences across Africa and the Middle East.
Each toast becomes a tribute to craftsmanship, heritage, and that unmistakable joie de vivre that defines the House of Moët.
Champagne day: A Legacy of Elegance and Expertise
Since its founding in 1743, Moët & Chandon’s mastery of winemaking, or savoir-faire, has been passed down from its visionary founder Claude Moët, through generations of cellar masters.
Built on a foundation of tradition, terroir, and innovation, the Maison continues to shape the future of Champagne while sharing its joy with the world, from Épernay to Africa, with love.
Sustainability Meets Tradition
As the largest producer in the Champagne region, Moët & Chandon boasts:
- 1,190 hectares of vineyards
- 28 kilometers of underground cellars
These serve as living testaments to centuries of excellence and exploration.
Through its Natura Nostra program, the House champions:
- Biodiversity preservation
- Regenerative viticulture
- Climate action and environmental stewardship
This long-term commitment reflects Moët & Chandon’s dedication to protecting its environment as much as its artistry, ensuring that the magic of champagne continues to sparkle for generations to come.
Champagne Day Celebrations in Lagos
From October 24th to 26th, Lagos, Nigeria, will raise a glass to Champagne Day, celebrating the Maison that brought this effervescent tradition to life.
Guests can look forward to exclusive Moët & Chandon experiences across select venues, including:
- Zaza
- Voyage
Each destination will feature:
- Carefully curated menus
- Elegant red and white décor
- A steady stream of Moët Impérial Brut
Expect refined French chic, a festive atmosphere, and a true homage to Moët & Chandon’s illustrious heritage and Savoir Fête.
A Toast to Heritage and the Future
“Each bottle of Moët & Chandon whispers a tale of artistry, nature, and joie de vivre. On Champagne Day, we celebrate this cherished heritage, honor our deep roots, and reaffirm our commitment to a sustainable future. We invite everyone to raise a glass with us, from Moët & Chandon, with love.”
— Aimee Kellen, Regional Marketing Director, Moët Hennessy Middle East & Africa
Life is better shared, so this Champagne Day, gather your favorite people, raise your glasses, and toast to timeless moments in quintessential Moët & Chandon style.
About Moët & Chandon
Founded in 1743 by Claude Moët and brought to international prominence by his descendant Jean-Remy Moët, Moët & Chandon has long dreamed of “sharing the effervescence of Champagne with the world.”
From royal courts to red carpets, Studio 54 to Grand Slam podiums, the Maison has graced the world’s most extraordinary celebrations.
With the largest and most diverse vineyards in the Champagne region, the House offers a versatile portfolio for every occasion, including:
- Moët Impérial (the icon of celebration)
- Grand Vintage Collection (refined and expressive)
- Moët Ice Impérial (refreshing and innovative)
- Nectar Impérial (rich and indulgent)
- Collection Impériale (the newest expression of haute oenologie)
Through its sustainability and community initiatives:
- Natura Nostra protects biodiversity and promotes regenerative practices
- Toast for a Cause (launched in 2009) supports global philanthropic efforts
For nearly three centuries, Moët & Chandon has remained the champagne of choice for life’s most remarkable moments, adding a spark of effervescence, elegance, and French charm to every celebration.
