Emirates is ‘the only airline that serves top-of-the-line Champagne’

Emirates is currently the only commercial airline in the world that officially provides in-flight services for Moët & Chandon, Veuve Clicquot and Dom Perignon.

Exclusive global airline deal until 2024 means Emirates is the only international airline to offer passengers a ‘Taste of the Stars’ invitation to experience the sparkle of the world’s greatest champagne at 40,000 feet a feeling of.

Despite well-documented world Champagne shortages, Emirates passengers can still enjoy some of the best sparkling wine on board thanks to bad weather and reduced harvests in 2021, pandemic supply chain issues and a surge in global demand for Champagne, get ready Toast the holidays, special occasions, and the hopes and promises of the new year.

At Emirates, Dom Pérignon offers first class on all global routes, Veuve Clicquot offers business class on routes to the Americas, UK and Europe, and Moët & Chandon offers business class on routes to Africa, the Middle East services, and the Asia Pacific region, including Australasia. Economy class passengers can also buy Moët & Chandon champagne on board.

For more than 30 years, Emirates passengers have been celebrating special moments in the sky with Moët Hennessy champagne on board. Delivering “perfect service” as each champagne is lovingly presented in a unique champagne flute at the perfect temperature by a highly trained crew, providing an unforgettable experience.

There are many ways to enjoy champagne on Emirates, whether it’s in your seat or in the A380’s in-flight lounge. Economy Class passengers can also spice up special occasions onboard by pre-ordering a cake and champagne package. For $43, the crew will prepare a mini celebration for the passengers on board – including a delicious vanilla cake or a delicious chocolate cake with Moët & Chandon Brut 20cl.

Passengers can also enjoy champagne at Emirates lounges in Dubai and around the world before boarding their flight. In Dubai, the Emirates Business Class Lounge in Concourse B even has an exclusive Moët & Chandon lounge, where each signature champagne is paired with mouth-watering hors d’oeuvres created by a Michelin-starred chef. Passengers can learn more about the champagne-making process and the Emirates range on the Emirates Wine Channel, or chat with the Emirates cabin crew, who provide food pairings and technical notes for each champagne.

Delivering the highest levels of luxury and quality is integral to Emirates’ commitment to ‘Fly Better’. Over the past 16 years, Emirates has invested more than US$1 billion in its wine program, buying premium wines and champagne early and allowing some to mature to allow them to reach their full potential before boarding the plane. – trade arab news agency