Moët Hennessy Puts Rosé on the Big Screen at French Cinema Pop-up in London

The brand recreated an art deco movie theatre to sell rosé champagne, which is rising in popularity

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As rosé champagne sales continue to grow, wine and spirits company Moët Hennessy recreated a traditional French cinema house in British luxury department store Selfridges to showcase its rosé portfolio.

The bar, called Rosé Lumière, is taking over a space within Selfridges’ flagship London store from Feb. 7 until June. The venue resembles an art deco French theater, with neon signs and a marquee that lists the names of wines instead of movie titles. 

At Rosé Lumière, rosé wines and pink cocktails from the brands Veuve Clicquot, Moët & Chandon, Ruinart and Château d’Esclans will all be available under the same roof for the first time.

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