Moët & Chandon
Claude Moët founded the famous Champagne House in 1743. Their reputation was secured by his grandson Jean-Rémy Moët who was friendly with and, thus, received the endorsement of Napoleon. Jean-Rémy handed the business on to his son Victor Moët and son-in-law Pierre-Gabriel Chandon de Briailles and Moët et Cie became Moët & Chandon.
The first vintage of Dom Perignon was the 1921, released in 1936, and it was the first De-Luxe cuvée on the market.
Quite dramatic post-War expansion turned Moët & Chandon into the drinks and luxury goods company LVMH.

Vintage France
Dom Perignon 2003 is a bold and interesting wine, to say the least. A vintage that saw incredible heat, most champagnes from this vintage are already somewhat flabby and dull, and the fact that DP 03 is said by many to be the best wine of the vintage could be seen as faint praise. However, it is an intriguing wine and there is an awesome combination of power and finesse that is almost captivating, and most certainly with food. It will never be as... (more info)
Vintage France
Already a 'legendary' vintage for Dom Perignon and in great demand it gets a perfect 20/20 from Jancis Robinson, as well as 96 from Parker.





