NV Moet et Chandon White Star
3.6 average rating
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About Moet et Chandon
Before you heard about it in Kanye West’s songs, Moet et Chandon was the drink of French kings, Russian tzars and Napoleon I himself. For as long as it’s been around—since 1743 to be exact—Moet has been the drink of the rich and famous.
NV Moet et Chandon White Star
Producer: Moet et Chandon
Style: Sparkling
Grape Type: Chardonnay
Origin: France
Region: Champagne
87 Points | International Wine Cellar , November 2007
($36; LADQJ on back label) Light straw. White flowers and peach on the nose, with a light orange quality adding verve. Gently spicy tangerine and pit fruit flavors are supple and round, finishing with an echo of spice. Seems less sweet than some recent releases under this label.
87 Points | Wine Spectator
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33 Member Ratings
Average Member Rating: 3.6 out of 5 stars| 5 stars | (7) | |
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Member Notes
"Not bad" says this non-wino
01/16/2008
by sjk
I'm not a wine drinker, but I have found that I do like champagne. I found it very drinkable. I would purchase it again, however I have a question for the experienced winos out there:
What would you recommend that is similar or better that costs less (<$30) that I can find at my local liquor store if not my local megamart?
I'd drink champagne more, but $30 is a bit steep for regular drinking and I don't know what to look for at the store.
I like This One....
12/24/2007
by Gates12588949
I like the taste and the bitterness of this champagne. The price is inexpensive and its Moet for goodness sakes!
Strawberries not included
02/25/2006
by fredgassit
The Moet that everyone loves to hate. At nearly $30 it's a bit pricey, but if you look hard enough you can find it for a bit less (Costco $23-$26). The taste is pale and dry, and the finish slightly raspy. Drop a sliced strawberry in the glass, and it'll improve greatly.
OK wine
01/12/2003
by Willey III10462304
Easy to drink at a party, but quite inferior to the last Veuve Clicquot and Bollinger I can remember. Finish is lacking, initial flavor is sharp with little depth to follow, neither fruity nor toasty. Recently tasted Rodeurer Brut Premier NV and Dampierre Cuvee des Ambassadeurs against the Moet: White Star tasted like second rate wine in comparison to those beautifully finished wines. Moet's own California-produced Chandon Blanc de Noirs, while less complex than a blended French wine, is superior in finish and, in my view, in flavor. Moet needs to do some homework.
change the name to 'One star'
05/28/2002
by Mike Criv
low acid and no yeast make for a dull sparkler - lucky for Moet there's a name brand recognition - serious winos need not waste money on this one
Just put a Moet label on anything
04/12/2002
by Eric T.
What a waste of space this takes on wine shop shelves. Sweet, flacid, and dull: not what you expect from an expensive wine. Clearly Moet understands that people drink their wines when they are focusing on something more important, like a celebration. I lump this together with all of their products...overpriced and overexposed.
