Moet & Chandon Unveils a Veuve Clicquot Vending Machine

In celebration of the upcoming holiday season, luxury alcohol company Moet & Chandon is unveiling a brand new Champagne vending machine. The machine dispenses a mini champagne flute and a bottle of Moet & Chandon Imperial Rose or Imperial Brut. At a cost of $25, the gold coin will dispense either the 187 mL or 200 mL bottle of champagne.

The first Moet & Chandon Champagne vending machine was installed at the Naples Ritz-Carlton last year. It is part of the hotel’s reopening upgrade. To operate the vending machine, guests need to purchase a $25 gold coin at the front desk. Once they’ve inserted the coin, they can visit the machine at the bar or the lounge and choose a bottle of Moet &Chandon.

Moet & Chandon Champagne is a member of LVMH, a global luxury goods conglomerate. According to their website, the company “creates, produces and distributes the world’s finest wines, spirits, Champagne and other luxury products.” A limited number of these machines have been installed at various locations. Several hotels, such as the Lexington Hotel and the Waldorf Astoria, have also added them.

The Moet & Chandon vending machine is available at Neiman Marcus, where it can be customized with a family name or favorite expression. Customers can buy the champagne bottles separately and fill the machine. Vending machines are relatively new in the United States, but they’ve been around elsewhere. They’ve been featured at high-profile events, such as Selfridge’s Christmas display in London.

The vending machine is stocked with 200 mL bottles of Imperial Brut and Imperial Rose, which are priced at $17 to $22. However, the 187 mL bottle is only available from licensed retailers.

While Moet & Chandon’s vending machines have been on the market for a while, their popularity is increasing. These machines are popping up at bars and other high-end establishments across the country. Some hotels have installed them permanently, including the Grand Hyatt Vail in Colorado, and the Four Seasons Hotel in New York. Other locations include New Orleans, Baltimore, and Singapore.

The only other champagne vending machine currently on the market is the one at Lexy’s in San Diego. This machine has a modern, French bistro feel and is adorned with marble accents and a rose-filled ceiling.

Another high-end location with a Moet & Chandon vending machines is The Dalmar in Las Vegas. Its 23rd floor Sky Lobby is the place to go for your holiday drink needs. Just remember, the alcohol is only for those over the age of 20.

Moet & Chandon has also launched a partnership with renowned chef Jason Atherton. His restaurant, Pressed Juicery, is located just a short walk away from Starbucks. Each customer at the store can order a mini bottle of Moet & Chandon in honor of Marilyn Monroe. The company is also hosting a series of events, which include brunch, poetry readings, live podcasts and wine tastings.

There are a few other places in the country with a Moet & Chandon champagne vending machine, such as the Lexington Hotel in New York, the Four Seasons in New York, and the Lexington Hotel in Boston.