is moet a good champagne? i was going to order brute from the morrett website but I dont know anything about..?

Yes it is. There are many others, but Moet is a widely available popular champagne. I don't know how wide a selection they have in minis but if you have the option the sweet to dry (read not sweet) scale goes from Asti or Spumante (Same thing), Dry, Extra Dry, Brut, and finally Natural. If you aren't really a drinker I'd go with the sweeter stuff because by normal tastes it's not really that sweet at all.

The makers of this Champagne do not care how you pronounce their name just as long as you buy their Champagne. But if you want to pronouce it correctly, then you should pronounce the 'T'. The reason for this is because that this is the way the Moet et Chandon company pronounce their name. Visit the winery in Epernay and ask them, as I have done, and they'll tell you. The background is that Moet is not a French name, but Dutch and that is the way Claud Moet of Moet and Chandon pronounced his name. Now the difficulty for you is decideing which answer is correct. The majority of people of answering here have say do not say the T*, but only a couple have given their reasons and they relate to correct French pronunciation. But the point is first that it is a not a French name, and anyway, people can pronounce their name anyway they like. If you pronounce Moet as Moh - wet you will be far more correct than saying Moh-way.

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is moet a good champagne? i was going to order brute from the morrett website but I dont know anything about..?

champagne. i am looking to purchase mini bottles for the holidays. any help is appreciated

Yes MOET is a good champagne. There are three kinds of Moet: White Star, Nectar Imperial and Ros'e. with Ros'e being the best 1 second best would be Nectar Imperial. I would'nt buy the White Star if i was buying cause it taste the badest but is the cheapest.

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Commonly mispronounced "mō-way", the actual pronunciation is "mo-wett". Moët is indeed French champagne, but it is spelled with a diaeresis, and this is where the confusion lies. Claude Moët was born in France in 1683; however, his name is not French, it is Dutch.

I am not an expert but these sites will help. It does have a good rep.

http://www.novusvinum.com/features/champagne101.ht...

http://www.wineintro.com/champagne/basics.html

i would say yes,its been a top champagne for decades.