Birthdays are a time to celebrate—and what better way to toast another year than with a sparkling glass of champagne?

We discovered that in 1889 the traditional tie that identifies Moët & Chandon’s bottles was enhanced into a bow. Thinking ...

The worldwide rollout includes an outdoor campaign, a takeover of the facade of Harrods in London, and pop-ups in cities ...

The iconic Moët & Chandon tie was first designed as a bow, which inspired Williams’ take on the new bottle designs.