Moet et Chandon Auctioning Inspiring Champagne
Impressing Stewart Langton of Langton Wines is not an easy feat.
Impressing Stewart Langton of Langton Wines is not an easy feat. However, when news broke that Moet et Chandon were auctioning off six bottles of 100-year old champagne in Australia, Langston was quite animated. Moet and Chandon are auctioning off the six bottles from their 1911 “annee memorable”(memorable year) harvest. This harvest has been called Moet’s most inspired and unforgettable champagne.
The auction will be conducted by Paul Sumner of Mossgreen at the Palladium ballroom on November 11 as a fundraiser for the Shane Warne Foundation. Every dollar made from the six bottles will be donated to charity.
Interested bidders and those wanting more information may contact Mossgreen Auctions.
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