Ed Helms, Jessica Alba, Dr. Aida Takla O’Reilly and Megan Fox
Moët & Chandon announces its return to Hollywood as the official Champagne of the 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards for the 22nd consecutive year. To celebrate this longstanding honor, Moët & Chandon toasted to 70 years of the Golden Globes earlier this week in Los Angeles at the 2013 Golden Globe nominations held at the Beverly Hilton. The official presenters at the event were Jessica Alba, Megan Fox and Ed Helms.
The trio sipped Moët & Chandon Imperial from signature golden goblets joking and toasting each other as they walked off the stage. Immediately following the nominations announcement, Moët & Chandon presented President of the HFPA, Dr. Aida Talka O’Reilly with a special crystallized 3 Liter bottle marking the 70th anniversary of the Golden Globe Awards.
To celebrate more than two decades as the official Champagne of the iconic awards ceremony, Moët & Chandon is introducing its magnificent 2004 Grand Vintage Brut Champagne to the United States in specially made large format bottles, at this year’s awards ceremony in January – the perfect debut for one of the House’s exceptional Champagnes.
“The 70th anniversary of the Golden Globe Awards is a remarkable milestone and the perfect occasion for a celebratory toast, particularly with the debut of such a special champagne as Moët & Chandon 2004 Grand Vintage Brut,” said Ludovic du Plessis, Vice President, Moët & Chandon USA. “We should know – Moët & Chandon will be celebrating its 270th next year.”
Moët & Chandon 2004 Grand Vintage Brut, which received a 92-point rating from renowned Wine Spectator magazine, is a wine of distinction, produced in a remarkable year for the Champagne region. Beginning with layered minerality on the nose, it offers notes of rhubarb, ground cherries and pineapple, finishing with a touch of menthol.
