Moet et Chandon Brut Imperiale

What better way to bring in 2004 than with a bottle of bubbly? Doing a bit of shopping in Asda this morning I was trying to decide on a drink suitable for toasting in the new year when my eyes strayed from the wine shelf to the champers shelf and I just got the taste... Now, the thing with me and champers is I'm a bit of a commoner and can't tell the difference in taste between a £20 bottle and a bottle that costs 45 quid. I'm not pulling the £45 figure out of the air, when our daughter was born one of Marks customers gave us a bottle of vintage Bollinger and I honestly couldn't tell where the extra twenty five quid on a bottle had gone ...  Read the complete review

I would like to make it clear that I am neither an alcoholic nor a connoisseur, I do however enjoy a good bottle of plonk and one of my many, many weaknesses in life is champagne! As a regular drinker of Moet and Chandon champagne I find it one of the best around priced at around £30.00 pounds for the Brut Imperial NV variety- it's very well priced and perfect for most occasions, particularly if you going to a party and you don't want to show yourself up but you don't want to bring something too special. If your looking for something a little more special, I would recommend either the Dom Pérignon Vintage Rosé 1993 at around £200 or the Bollinger RD ...  Read the complete review

Five pound millionaires is what we call them in my local gaff, buying the round for the lads and splashing that twenty quid note around hoping that noone will realise it's the only money they have and that they will have the rest of their drinks supplied by the others for the rest of the night. Sometimes these twerps with fashionable facial hair and cool clothes will splash out a bottle of the old moet just to impress the ladies. Moet is the first champagne that will come to many peoples heads when thinking of champagne, it does with me anyway (not that I often think about champagne like). They sponsor events and seem to be the slut of champagnes. Anyway ...  Read the complete review

Yummy...we bought a bottle of 2000 Moet and Chandon in September 08 for our wedding night, it was reasonably cheap for a bottle of 8 year old Moet Champagne in a beautiful presentation box, £35 from Asda. It was beautiful, I LOVE champagne, it's one of my favourite drinks, and the drier the better!! And the Moet we got was beautiful! The bottle was beautifully presented in a black and gold box (like the kind you get an expensive glass set in), with gorgeous padding, I know the looks of the bottle and box don't change the way the drink tastes, but the presentation of something like this for a special occasion like a wedding is important as far as I'm concerned. The ...  Read the complete review

Moet and Chandon - the pinacle of retail champagne houses today. This brut imperiale encaptures over 300 years of fine champagne making in the champagne region. Light, with a predomiant biscuity texture, this champagne is an ideal must for weddings, parties, etc. It usually retails at around £25 in most shops and although this may seem steep at first...it all becomes worth it on popping that cork - with the distinctive moet and chandon cage, of course. It should be served - like ALL champagnes - in a tall, uncut champagne flute. Avoid any other type of wine-glass (or beaker!) as you cannot appreciate the full experience of the famous bubbles without the ...  Read the complete review