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What is the difference between vintage and non-vintage champagnes?
Moët & Chandon offers both vintage or non-vintage champagne. Vintage
champagnes contain only wines from one particular harvest and are
intended to display the unique characteristics of the grapes from that
exceptional year. In 1992, budding took place at the end of May.
Although this was fairly early in the Champagne region, it was under
good climatic conditions. This resulted in a vintage of superb maturity,
characterized by slightly lower-than-average levels of acidity.
Moët & Chandon non-vintage champagnes are made from a blend of grapes
harvested in different years to ensure that the radiant, well-rounded
Moët & Chandon style is maintained. Moët & Chandon features the very
best champagnes, from Brut Impérial and Brut Rose, to White Star and
Nectar Impérial.
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