Sarah Paulson brings an extra touch of chic to the Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025. Celebrating together memorable moments and collective triumphs with Moët & Chandon.
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Sarah Paulson brings an extra touch of chic to the Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025. Celebrating together memorable moments and collective triumphs with Moët & Chandon.
This material is not intended to be viewed by persons under the legal alcohol drinking age or in countries with restrictions on advertising on alcoholic beverages. ENJOY MOËT RESPONSIBLY. DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE.
Sarah Paulson brings an extra touch of chic to the Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025. Celebrating together memorable moments and collective triumphs with Moët & Chandon.
This material is not intended to be viewed by persons under the legal alcohol drinking age or in countries with restrictions on advertising on alcoholic beverages. ENJOY MOËT RESPONSIBLY. DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE.
If celebratory sprays of Champagne have been par for the course in Formula 1 ( @f1) since the 1950s, those raising a glass throughout racing weekends now also have an alcohol-free option on the menu.
The terms of the decade-long deal, which kick off with the 2025 Italian Grand Prix in Monza running Friday to Sunday, were not disclosed.
It follows the October acquisition of a minority stake in the brand by LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, which earlier this year signed a broadranging 10-year deal with Formula 1.
Wine producers gathered at the Vatican Apostolic Palace this week for a discussion as part of an initiative called “The Economy of St. Francis and the World of Italian Wine”.
Organised by Veronafiere-Vinitaly, the establishment responsible for staging Italy’s biggest annual trade show, the private audience with the Pope on 22 January was attended by more than 100 wine producers and trade representatives.
During his welcome address, Pope Francis told guests that “wine, land, agricultural skills and enterprise are gifts from God.”
Continuing, he appeared to favour the democratisation of wine, reminding his audience that wine and the produce of the land is for everyone, “not just for those who have more opportunities”.