Moet & Chandon Champagne Rose Imperial NV (1.5L)
A magnum is the best decision you can make about a party, and this is the magnum to make it with. Rose Imperial is Moet's pink Champagne, led by Pinot Noir with a healthy dose of still red wine blended in to give it both its color and its berry character. In 1.5L format it does two jobs at once: it pours a dozen-plus glasses without anyone getting up to open another bottle, and it announces, purely by sitting on the table, that the evening is a real occasion. Big bottles also tend to evolve more slowly, so there's no penalty if it waits a while in the cellar. Bright, fruit-forward and sturdy enough to hold up to actual food.
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Moet & Chandon Champagne Rose Imperial NV (1.5L)
Moet & Chandon Champagne Rose Imperial NV (1.5L)
A magnum is the best decision you can make about a party, and this is the magnum to make it with. Rose Imperial is Moet's pink Champagne, led by Pinot Noir with a healthy dose of still red wine blended in to give it both its color and its berry character. In 1.5L format it does two jobs at once: it pours a dozen-plus glasses without anyone getting up to open another bottle, and it announces, purely by sitting on the table, that the evening is a real occasion. Big bottles also tend to evolve more slowly, so there's no penalty if it waits a while in the cellar. Bright, fruit-forward and sturdy enough to hold up to actual food.
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A magnum is the best decision you can make about a party, and this is the magnum to make it with. Rose Imperial is Moet's pink Champagne, led by Pinot Noir with a healthy dose of still red wine blended in to give it both its color and its berry character. In 1.5L format it does two jobs at once: it pours a dozen-plus glasses without anyone getting up to open another bottle, and it announces, purely by sitting on the table, that the evening is a real occasion. Big bottles also tend to evolve more slowly, so there's no penalty if it waits a while in the cellar. Bright, fruit-forward and sturdy enough to hold up to actual food.
