MOËT & CHANDON RETURNS TO LUXURIOUS MARBLE CIRCUS WITH A REFINED IMPÉRIAL TERRACE

There is a particular kind of ease that settles over a space when every detail, from the food pairing experience to the atmosphere, has been thoughtfully considered. That was The Imperial Terrace, Moët & Chandon’s home at Luxurious Marble Circus for the second consecutive year.

Known for making the extraordinary feel effortless, Luxurious Marble Circus brings together foodpairing experience, music and culture in unexpected and inspiring ways. Within this vibrant setting, The Imperial Terrace offered a distinctive expression of celebration, one that felt elevated yet relaxed, social by nature and unmistakably Moët & Chandon.

At the heart of the experience was Moët & Chandon Ice Impérial, the Maison’s signature champagne crafted specifically to be enjoyed over ice. This year, the cuvée took center stage through the Maison’s ongoing creative dialogue with Pharrell Williams. Expanding on their collaborative collection, Ice Impérial opened a new chapter for 2026, presented for the first time without its iconic white sleeve to reveal a cleaner, stripped-back bottle. Grounded in the sun-drenched spirit of Saint-Tropez, where the ritual of enjoying Moët & Chandon over ice first emerged over a decade ago, it captured a shared belief that life is better when shared.

Every element contributed to this singular moment. Zioux brought its distinctive culinary perspective to the terrace through a curated selection of dishes designed to enhance the tasting experience, while the iconic Moët & Chandon vending machine offered guests a playful and unexpected moment of discovery. Food, champagne and music came together in a setting imagined for sharing, where each detail added to the sense of occasion.

As the light began to soften, guests gathered for Moët & Chandon’s signature toast moment. Glasses were raised in unison by familiar faces and new acquaintances alike, sealing a shared toast that embodied the Maison’s belief that life is better when shared.

Commenting on the day, Maps Maponyane said: "The Moët & Chandon Imperial Terrace was nothing short of magical. From the flowing Imperial Ice and breathtaking views to the wonderfully celebratory atmosphere, every detail set the tone for an unforgettable experience. Pouring Moët & Chandon into the glass tower was a truly iconic Moët & Chandon moment that brought everyone together. Sharing the experience with a crowd who appreciates exceptional taste, and know how to have a good time, made it unforgettable.

As the year draws toward its most anticipated season, The Imperial Terrace set the stage for countless moments of connection, celebration and shared toasts with Moët & Chandon.

ABOUT MOËT & CHANDON

Founded in 1743, Moët & Chandon draws on the largest terroir in Champagne to share its exceptional savoir-faire with the world through a rich and diverse portfolio of champagnes. Present in over 150 countries, the Maison’s craftsmanship is the art of turning champagne into emotion. It is a collective work shaped by many hands and hearts, where each bottle becomes an invitation to share joy and celebration. Guided by the deep belief that life is better when shared, the Maison’s range includes key expressions such as the timeless classic Brut Impérial, the bespoke creation Grand Vintage, the first champagne designed to be enjoyed on the rocks, Ice Impérial, and the ultimate expression of Haute Oenologie with Collection Impériale. Each expresses joyful fruitiness, refined maturity and effortless pleasure in every sip. As a leader in Champagne, the Maison is committed to the welfare of its people and communities, acting responsibly through its sustainability programs, Natura Nostra and Essentia, to pass on a preserved Nature for future generations.