Bangkok--31 Jan--Media plus connection
Diageo Moet-Hennessy Thailand recently organized a private function “The Moet Grand Vintage Gourming Atelier” to premiere "Moet & Chandon Grand Vintage 2002", the 7 years longest aged wine since 1930, altogether with unveiled Grand Vintage’s new identity. The function led by Mr.Chitradeep Aras, Marketing Director Moet-Hennessy (1st from left) and Khun Sirigunya Yukphaen, Moet & Chandon Brand Manager (6th from left) accompanied Khun Supee Pongpanich (4th from left) and Dr.Catherine Maleenont Kichodhan (5th from left) to show their passion in Grand Vintage 2002 and revealed favorite menus at The St.Regis Bangkok.
Photo Description (From Left):
1) Mr.Chitradeep Aras, Marketing Director Moet-Hennessy
2) Mr.Leonardo Concezzi Executive Chef, The St. Regis Bangkok
3) Mr. Arnaud Mirey, Brand Ambassador - Moet Hennessey Asia Pacific
4) Khun Supee Pongpanich
5) Dr.Catherine Maleenont Kichodhan
6) Ms. Sirigunya Yukphaen, Brand Manager — Champagne
7) Mr. Krister Svensson, General Manager, The St. Regis Bangkok
About Grand Vintage 2002
Grand Vintage 2002 is made from grapes harvested in Champagne in 2002. This was the exceptional year of a relatively warm year with mild and sunny winters, a perfect condition for winemaking.
Grand Vintage 2002 has mature, toasty flavours, both sweet and dry. The first sip will reveal warm notes of grain and frangipane along with toasted almonds and malt, mocha and light tobacco. Following will be the aroma of ripe fruits and with velvety, fresh, and firm and precise finish.
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