Champagne buckets of Moët & Chandon Ice ImpÃ&Copy;rial were easily spotted at every table.<b>Michael Gordon</b>
April 19, 2016
#Moët Moment for a Lifetime
Moët Ice Impérial was once again the official pour at Dîner en Blanc Kingston. “The global event for those who can chicly attire themselves in all-white was the perfect fit for the brand,” according to Jared Samuel, brand manager for Moët & Chandon.
“Moët & Chandon’s style is characterised by its seductive palate, its elegance and its bright fruitiness; and this was also definitely the ambience of the night,” expressed Samuel.
He continued that: “Moët Ice Impérial is the first and only Champagne especially created to be enjoyed over ice, and we’re elated that those in attendance chose to pair it with not only their meals, but to create a #MoetMoment for a lifetime.”
Miss Universe Jamaica 2014 and lifestyle blogger Kaci Fennell prepares for her #MoetMoment.<strong></strong>
Moët & Chandon ImpÃ&Copy;rial on ice<b>Antonio Graham</b>
From left: J Wray & Nephew execs Debbian Spence-Minott, Chesna Haber and Pietro Gramegna relish their #MoetMoment with Haber’s photographer niece Tori.<b/>
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The Moët & Chandon Ice Impérial pyramid<strong>Antonio Graham</strong>
Ice bucket of Moët & Chandon Rosé Impérial<strong>Antonio Graham</strong>
[Moët]1406ESTABLISHING SHOT<strong>Antonio Graham</strong>
Rohan and Tracey DaCosta, proprietors of Farmers Bargain Hut in Christiana, Manchester, show off their bubbly of choice.<strong>Kenyon Hemans</strong>
(From left) Odeth Reynolds, vice-president of Jamaica Energy Partners; Shereene Welsh, realtor associate at RE/MAX Elite; Nadine Yee, building contractor and CEO of Marketing Consultant Services; and Michelle Belnavis, sales manager at MAPCO Printers Limited<strong>Antonio Graham</strong>
Moët & Chandon on chill.<strong>Antonio Graham</strong>
Moët Ice Impérial was the official pour at Dîner en Blanc Kingston.<strong>Antonio Graham</strong>
The Chow Society and Moët & Chandon representatives (from left) Geoffrey Bouilly, Moët & Chandon market manager – Caribbean; Leisha Wong, Chow Society director; Jared Samuel, Moët & Chandon brand manager; and Chow Society directors Stephen Price, and his wife Imani Duncan-Price.<b>Antonio Graham</b>
Jamaica Observer Senior Associate Editor — Lifestyle & Social Content NMW is all smiles for her #MoetMagnum pour.<b/>
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Sheraley Bridgeman, assistant vice-president, business development at Guardian Group, Jamaica readies for her #MoetMagnum close-up.<b/>
