in October, it unveiled Collection Impériale Création No. 1,

the first cuvée of its “Haute Œnologie” (high wine-

making) vision, inspiring a collaboration with American

artist Daniel Arsham. Dom Pérignon had a record

year, with the release of two new vintages and several

creative collaborations, while Veuve Clicquot turned

in an exceptional performance, buoyed by the launch

of La Grande Dame 2015, and offered unforgettable

experiences including a tasting of bottles aged under

water in the Baltic Sea The Maison also reaffirmed

itscommitment to sustainable luxury and womens

entrepreneurship through a collaboration with Stella

McCartney Krug saw significant growth with new

editions paired with its signature sources of inspiration

fine dining and music Ruinart unveiled a major col

laboration with artist Eva Jospin and launched Blanc

Singulier, a new cuvée that highlights the impact of

climate change. Armand de Brignac continued its

integration into the Moët Hennessy portfolio of

brands and expanded its sales into strategic markets,

starting with Japan.

The still wine Maisons continued to consolidate their

market presence, against a backdrop of normalizing

demand in the United States following the post

pandemic surge Château dEsclans consolidated

itsleadership in CôtesdeProvence wines Château

Galoupet obtained organic certification and

Château Minuty joined the Moët Hennessy port

folio Chandon saw a slight decrease in sales volumes

in 2023 despite the success of its allnatural aperitif

Chandon Garden Spritz

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