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PAIRING CHAMPAGNE, FINE DINING AND HORSERACING

 

Located in the exclusive setting of The Trackside Pavilions, The Moët & Chandon Fine Dining Experience offers guests a truly wonderful day of luxury entertaining during the July Festival. Enjoy mouth-watering dishes with specially paired champagnes whilst enjoying the fabulous festival atmosphere and world-class racing at the picturesque July Course.

Moët & Chandon Fine Dining Experience - £620 (inc. VAT) per person:

  • A Moët & Chandon Champagne & Canape Reception
  • A Moët & Chandon paired set menu (sit down)
  • Tea and coffee served after meal
  • Traditional afternoon tea
  • Inclusive bar offering a selection of spirits, beers, house wines and soft drinks
  • Racecard
  • Admission for Premier enclosure and hospitality facility
  • Access to tote betting facilities
  • Car parking voucher (1 between 2)
  • Bookings of 8 guests or over will be on a private table with bookings over 10 guests being across multiple private tables, and bookings of 7 guests and under may be on a shared table.

 

Book online today!

 

For Ladies Day  For Festival Friday  for July cup day

 

 

 

 

A brief history of Moët & Chandon and Horseracing

 

In 1908, Alfred Simon, Moët & Chandon's British agent, won two races at Epsom on his horses "Moët" and "Chandon". To celebrate his victories, he bought champagne for the whole racecourse. With humour, his successors note that, thankfully for his agency's bank account, his winning streak ended there. Thanks to him, horse lovers love champagne. Moët & Chandon is still present at the Epsom Derby where it sponsors the "Silver Magnum" race.

 

  • Alfred Simon was an original member of Epsom, Sandown, Kempton, Newbury and Goodwood, also a member of the Iron Stand at Ascot. In 1835 he then became Moët & Chandon’s 1st agency and sole agent for England.
  • 1815: the year when Champagne became the great racecourse drink.
  • The papers, radio, and television covered many festivities with champions drinking Moët & Chandon. Thanks to them, Brut Impérial came to symbolise strength, success, as well as the conviviality, passion, integrity and elegance that all athletes represent.

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