Moet & Chandon Nectar Imperial Rose Luminous
750mL | NV | Demi-sec rosé champagne | Luminous Edition — light-up bottle — the Moet & Chandon Nectar Impérial Rosé Luminous is the nightclub edition of Moet & Chandon's demi-sec rosé champagne: the same Nectar Impérial Rosé cuvée in a bottle that glows. A fluorescent label with a hidden button at the bottle's base illuminates it — flick the switch and the bottle lights up for the night. From Épernay, France, it is available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor in San Diego, CA.
The liquid is the real thing: a blend of Pinot Noir 45–55% (including 10% red wine), Pinot Meunier 35–45% (including 10% red wine) and Chardonnay 5–10%, with 20–30% reserve wines and a 45 g/L dosage — a demi-sec style built for spice and dessert. Official Moët tasting notes: coral color with intense rose-gold reflections; a nose of mature red fruits, "strawberry soup," raspberry and pomegranate, sweet spices of vanilla and brown sugar, hints of fresh mint; a balanced palate combining structure, smoothness and freshness, an unctuous texture, and a persisting finale with a fresh note of blood orange.
Tasting notes
Official Moët & Chandon notes: coral with rose-gold reflections; mature red fruits, strawberry, raspberry, pomegranate, vanilla and brown sugar, fresh mint; structured yet smooth palate with an unctuous texture and a blood-orange finish.
Why buy it from Del Mesa Liquor
- The light-up Luminous bottle — fluorescent label with a hidden base button; the ultimate party and gifting showpiece
- Demi-sec rosé style — fruit-forward and food-friendly, a natural with spicy dishes and fruity desserts
- The genuine Moët Nectar Impérial Rosé cuvée — not a different wine, just the glow edition
- Available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor
How to serve it
Chill to 6–8°C and serve in a white-wine glass or flute. Pair with spicy and exotic dishes, fruity desserts, blue cheeses and fresh berries.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Luminous a different champagne than Nectar Impérial Rosé?
No — the liquid is the same Nectar Impérial Rosé cuvée (NV). The Luminous is a special light-up packaging edition.
How does the bottle light up?
The label is fluorescent, with a hidden button at the bottle's base — flick the switch and it illuminates for the night.
Is it dry or sweet?
Demi-sec — on the sweeter side for champagne, with a 45 g/L dosage. Built for pairing with spice, fruit and dessert.
What does Nectar Impérial Rosé taste like?
Mature red fruits — strawberry, raspberry, pomegranate — with vanilla, brown sugar, fresh mint and a blood-orange finish, per Moët's official notes.