Each Grand Vintage is unique, expressing the Moët & Chandon Cellar Master's personal interpretation of the year. In Champagne, 1999 was the culmination of contrasting and often unseasonable weather.

Grand Vintage Collection 1999 is the culmination of a contrasting and unseasonable year with a hot and dry summer. It exalts the depth and character of an almost euphoric harvest, the unforgettable story of a captivating twilight. The 66th vintage in the history of the House.

Warm and powerful bouquet

After 21 years of aging on yeast lees, the wine has developed a rich maturity with dark, warm notes, initially sweet (licorice, nougatine, Malaga) then dry (mocha, hazelnut, toast, charcoal).

A powerful, full-bodied palate.

On the palate, there is an immediate sensation of the power and volume of a mouth-coating wine that is full-bodied yet light. Generous notes of candied grapes, dates and honey give way to the flavorful astringency of coffee or licorice in the finish.