Moet & Chandon The Bow

A new, limited edition design by Moët & Chandon for the 2026/27 gifting season – it’s super cool, it’s super cute, it’s Moet & Chandon The Bow.

Since 1886 the black tie has been part of Moët’s iconic emblem – but in 2026 it evolves. From tie to bow. Moet & Chandon The Bow features a textured, oversized fabric bow inspired by the original 1886 ribbon designs.

Moët produces a mind blowing 26 million bottles a year of France’s finest. So who is drinking Moet Champagne? Everyone from hip-hop artists 50 Cent and Snoop Dogg to the dear old Queen. Yep when old Lizzie wants to bust out a bottle of the good stuff, it’s Moët et Chandon. You’ve got to be good to be issued a royal warrant to serve Champagne to the Royal Family.

Here’s a little history factoid you might not know about Moet. Originally known as “Moët et Cie” (Moët & Co) and established by Claude Moët in 1793. In 1833, and now under the guidance of Claude’s grandson Jean-Remy Moët, the company changed name to Moët et Chandon after Pierre-Gabriel Chandon de Briailles, Remy Moët’s son-in-law, joined the company.

Moet is the world’s number one selling Champagne, it’s also one of the most mis-pronounced wines around the globe! Without wanting to sound like a wine snob, Moet is actually “Mo-ette” with the ‘T’ prounounced.