Journal Du Luxe

The champagne house continues its strategic collaborations, this time highlighting a key member of its team: Benoît Gouez, its cellar master. The result is an ultra-exclusive Grand Vintage collection presented in a Rimowa gift box. Moët & Chandon is turning to the luggage and leather goods brand Rimowa, which is used to collaborating with big names in luxury. This merger took place as part of a very special anniversary in the history of the champagne house: Benoît Gouez's 20th anniversary as cellar master . This Breton, raised in Normandy, joined Moët & Chandon in 1998 before rising to the top position in 2005. In a press release, the brand praised his "rigorous scientific approach" and his "modern vision of oenology"