Champagne · Magnum Format
The same Impérial Brut Moët has poured since 1869 — now in the format that lets it age more gracefully and serves a crowd from a single bottle.
12% ABV1.5L (2 Bottles)Non-Vintage BrutMagnum Format
Why Magnum
🏆Slower, More Graceful Ageing
🏆Blended From Over 100 Crus
A magnum's better ratio of wine to the small amount of oxygen trapped under the cork lets champagne develop more slowly and evenly than a standard bottle — and at 1.5L, a single magnum makes a genuine centrepiece at the table.
Tasting Profile
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Built For
🎉Large Gatherings
One bottle, twelve glasses
💍Wedding Toasts
A genuine centrepiece
🭏Shellfish Platters
Built for sharing
🏆Milestone Celebrations
Where the format matters
Perfect With Chocolate
At a Glance
Origin
Épernay, Champagne, France
House
Moët & Chandon, est. 1743
Blend
Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Chardonnay, 100+ crus
Format
Magnum, 1.5L (2 standard bottles)
Questions
Why choose a magnum over two standard bottles?
Magnums age more slowly and evenly thanks to a better ratio of wine to the oxygen trapped under the cork, and a single large-format bottle makes more of a visual statement at a celebration.
How many glasses does this serve?
Roughly 12 glasses — the equivalent of two standard 75cl bottles.
Is the wine inside different from the standard bottle?
No — it's the same Impérial Brut blend, simply presented in a larger, slower-ageing format.
Delivery
⚡ 30–45 min across Greater London
📦 Next-day UK-wide
🎁 Gift wrap available at checkout
18+ Please enjoy Moët & Chandon responsibly. For guidance and support, visit
drinkaware.co.uk.
