Moët Hennessy has introduced an all-new rosé called Galoupet Nomade, which is made from ‘prevented ocean plastic’ (POP) and delivered in an unconventional flat wine bottle.
Made by Packamama -- formerly Garçon Wines -- the new bottle is completely recyclable and weighs only 63 grams. In addition, thanks to its unique flat design, the bottle is 40% smaller than traditional wine bottles, making them more efficient for packing and transporting.
Overall, the new bottle format provides the brand with a simple means for reducing its carbon footprint, while offering customers a novel product that is sure to stand out in their liquor collections. The rosé itself comes from Château Galoupet and is said to deliver a crisp and refreshing drinking experience.
Sustainable Flat-Bottled Rosés
Moët Hennessy Unveils Sustainably-Packaged Galoupet Nomade Rosé
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