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Dry and Sweet
Moet offers both dry and sweet champagne labels. Their dry champagne is presented first followed by their sweeter styles.

Moet Dry Styles

Non-vintage Brut
Moet Imperial is Moet's house style champagne that makes up a majority of their production. Moet Reserve Imperial is another non-vintage brut champagne. They also produce a non-vintage rose', Moet Rose' Imperial. The following links provide a review, tasting notes, retail price, and ratings by Champagne 411, Wine Enthusiast, and/or Wine Spectator.

Basic Brut
- Imperial
- Reserve Imperial
Rose'
- Rose' Imperial

Vintage Brut
Grand Vintage and Grand Vintage Rose' are two of Moet's vintage offerings. Moet's recent vintages are listed below. Click on a year to find a review, tasting notes, retail price, and ratings by Champagne 411, Wine Enthusiast, and/or Wine Spectator.

Grand Vintage | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2000 |
Grand Vintage Rose' | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2000 |

Vintage Prestige Cuvee
Dom Perignon was originally Moet's vintage prestige cuvee brand. Dom Perignon is owned by Moet and is part of LVMH, but Dom Perignon is recognized as a separate entity. Our Dom Perignon brand report provides a review, ratings, and a detailed descriptions of these prestige cuvees.

Moet Sweeter Styles

Moet offers three demi-sec labels, including one demi-sec rose', for those who prefer a sweeter champagne experience. They are all non-vintage. Our Sweet Champagne report provides a list of additional sweet champagne brands along with ratings comparisons.

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