Moët & Chandon is celebrating the festive period with an exclusive pop-up store at Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 3.

The pop-up will run until 6 January 2019 and coincides with the launch of a limited-edition Tribute to the French Art-de-Vivre bottle which pays homage to the French ‘Art of Living.’

The centrepiece of the bottle’s decor is the orangerie that was built in Epernay by Jean-Remy Moët in the early 1800s.

As part of the pop-up experience, guests are invited to personalise the Moët & Chandon bottles to create gifts for the holiday season.

FESTIVE GREETINGS

Travellers can also send festive greetings to the world from Changi Airport at the instant printing photo-box and postcard greeting counter.

Moët Hennessy Managing Director Travel Retail Asia Pacific, Vanessa Widmann commented: “Moët & Chandon is famous for the art of generous hosting, the glamour in every detail, the unrivalled savoir-fête and the spirit of grandeur.

“This holiday season, we partner with DFS and Changi Airport Group to enchant travellers through the most iconic symbols of Moët & Chandon and provide them with unique product personalisation experiences.”

Brooke Supernaw, DFS Group Senior Vice President Spirits, Wines, Tobacco, Food and Gifts added: “Here at DFS, we recognise that travelling customers value exclusive experiences from their favourite brands.

“As the world’s leader in luxury travel retail, we’re excited to work with brands such as Moët & Chandon to bring this first-of-its-kind pop-up retail experience to our customers at Changi.”

Teo Chew Hoon, Group Senior Vice President of Airside Concessions, Changi Airport Group said passengers travelling through Changi this festive season would be treated to a range of personalised gifting options and complimentary tastings at the Champagne House pop-up.