Vibrant, generous and alluring, the Moët Impérial style is distinguished by a bright fruitiness with notes of green apple and white flowers. The wine's enticing palate, redolent of white-fleshed fruits and citrus, is enhanced by fine bubbles and its elegant maturity is revealed in notes of brioche and wheat.

In 2019, Moët & Chandon celebrates the 150th anniversary of its icon, Moët Impérial. The cuvée was named "Impérial" in 1869 as a tribute to the emperor Napoléon 1st, a prestigious ambassador for the house, who valued the Moët family pioneering spirit. Indeed, Moët & Chandon's account books attest to several orders from Napoléon Bonaparte and his family since 1801. The emperor visited the house's cellars for the first in 1807 and came back several times to greet Jean-Remy Moët.