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Odessa Chambers (centre) sips Moët & Chandon Nectar Imperial Rose with her girls DrJavara Jones (left) and Sharon Roper.
Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
Lauren Dunn  
July 3, 2010

Moet

SO recently asked local chicsters to tell us why they and their girlfriends deserve to win a bottle of Moët & Chandon Imperial or Moët & Chandon Nectar Imperial Rose. Here are the responses from our winners.

My girls and I deserve to win a bottle of Moët for all the right reasons… apart from being fabulous, we truly embody Moët’s key values: Glamour, Generosity, Spontaneity and we live life to the fullest — the same words used to describe Scarlett Johansson, who is the new face for Moët’s new advertising campaign.

You will always find me and my girls in Club Privilege at the bar shouting our order, “Another bottle of Moët please.” Considering that we know exactly how to pronounce it; contrary to popular belief the ‘T’ is pronounced in the word as it’s actually a Dutch word and not French. If you pay attention to us, you’ll even notice we know exactly how to pour our Moët; we always hold our flute by the stem, so we don’t warm the champagne and kill our bubbles. There is a big difference between everyday champagne and really great-tasting champagne.

To the get the most out of your Moët & Chandon — and I’ve taught all my girls this — put your glass to your nose and take a modest sniff, take a generous sip but before you swallow roll it around in your mouth, because different parts of your tongue have different tasting capabilities. Now swallow and close your eyes. The aftertaste that’s left lingering on your tongue is truly an experience; if this doesn’t make you feel fabulous, nothing else will. My girls and I deserve to win a bottle of Moët & Chandon, for the simple fact that great champagne should never be wasted on anyone who neither appreciates nor understands it. Yet, if we don’t win we will rest assured that whomever is drinking that bottle of Moët & Chandon truly deserves it. If we do win, we will raise our glasses to a fabulous life, complemented by fabulous champagne.

Winner of the Moët & Chandon Imperial Lauren Dunn(centre) shares bubbly and laughter with her besties LoniJones (left) and Celestine Thomas.

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