Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Celebrating the joy of togetherness since 1743, French champagne house Möet & Chandon has become synonymous with glamour and effervescence. The past two years of global lockdowns and travel restrictions have transformed nearly every aspect of the world and the way we celebrate momentous occasions. As several countries start to open up, signs of economic life are picking up as well with more people resuming their normal routines. And just in time for the holidays, Möet & Chandon has brought the sparkle back to signal a new beginning and ignite joy, with a series of experiential events and installations around the world including London, Paris, New York, Moscow, Johannesburg, Milan, and Hong Kong, and for the first time, Manila is joining with a pop-up store. Located at the Greenbelt 3 Amphitheater, the pop-up is open until December 29, 2021. Just as we’ve expected when we stopped by, it’s filled with sparkling jubilation and a radiant display of champagnes that promise to dazzle and delight the senses. This couldn’t have come at a better time, especially for those who are looking to make their holiday celebrations extra special. To elevate the whole experience, a personalization service has been made available for shoppers wanting to give the most glamorous gift this season. After all, nothing is more luxurious than a bottle of bubbly with your name on it. Beyond the opulence and the grandiose facade Möet & Chandon’s first-ever pop-up store in the country is a reflection of the Maison’s legendary style and pioneering spirit in celebrating life’s memorable and enjoyable moments. “We hope that Moët & Chandon’s cheerful effervescence will encourage everyone to celebrate with loved ones, glam up, and raise a toast to create unforgettable and stylish moments together. We invite everyone to visit our first pop-up store in the Philippines and discover our festive holiday offerings,” says Moët Hennessy Philippines’ Commercial Director, Michael Ellingworth. The pop-up store in the Philippines is part of Möet & Chandon’s global series that aims to transform moments of togetherness into joyful celebrations. “Celebrating life’s triumphant moments with elegance, extraversion and sensorial pleasure is the essence of who we are,” Ellingworth added. The Manila activation includes a vast program of musical performances and immersive experiences such as the Möet Golden Glam Nights New Year’s Eve festivities at Sofitel Manila, Raffles Makati, and Manila Peninsula. Moreover, there will be window displays and in-store surprises at Rustan’s, Shangri-La Mall, S&R, and more establishments around the metro. Adding more sparkle to the festive season, a partnership was made with renowned Chef Margarita Fores’ Italian restaurant, Lusso, and Chef Colin Mackay’s Sala, known for its exquisite French fine dining. These two restaurants will offer holiday menus that can be paired with Möet & Chandon. Celebrating the joy of being together again After being apart for so long, the essence of togetherness has never been more important, and perhaps, one that will never be taken for granted, ever again. Emerging from an ever-challenging time, we’ve learned one valuable lesson: the little things deserved to be celebrated, too. Showing appreciation, saying thank you, staying connected, being together again–all became celebratory moments for each and every Filipino. This coincides with the message that Möet & Chandon upholds: every best moment in life is worth celebrating. “Since its founding, Moët & Chandon has been a champagne of choice to celebrate historical moments or private moments of great personal importance,” Ellingworth concluded. Personalized bottles of Moët & Chandon can be purchased at the pop-up store until December 29, 2021 and at the brand’s official e-retailer partner, winery.ph.