Moët & Chandon Rosé Impérial champagne and Réserve Impériale are two of the best-known expressions of the winery. Both are produced in Épernay, France. The star on the label of Moët & Chandon represents a link with the world of cinema, a tribute to the long history of the manufacturer in this sector, which dates back to the 1928 film "Champagne" by Alfred Hitchcock. It is a symbol inspired by both the very star of Moët & Chandon and the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Rosé Impérial is a rosé champagne, described as a spontaneous and radiant expression of the Moët & Chandon style, characterised by a fruity taste and a seductive palate. It is a mixture of Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay. It has a pink colour with amber reflections and aromas of red fruits and floral notes. To the taste, it can have a floral, fruity and fresh attack. 0,75 l. The Réserve Impériale is an extra brut champagne, a symbol in the champagne market. It is obtained from a blend of Pinot Noir for 40% and Pinot Meunier for an unspecified percentage. On the nose, it offers intense hints of yellow-fleshed summer fruit such as apricot and peach, sweet notes of cashews, toasted hazelnuts and gingerbread, as well as a fresh note of citrus. 0,75l. Drinkable. Smart shipping method.