Following its success in the on-trade, Moët Hennessy is introducing its Moët and Chandon Brut Rosé champagne to the off-trade.
It will be backed by below the line marketing support in store. It is price positioned between the company's Brut Impérial and Brut Impérial Vintage and will retail at £25.99.
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