Veuve Clicquot is proud to announce a new partnership with WOOL AND THE GANG, the first Do-It-Yourself fashion brand, revered for its homegrown roots and high-quality woolen ready-to-wear products.
As Veuve Clicquot made its own name by new ideas and inventions, this collaboration begins with mutual respect and an eagerness to celebrate the chilly season of Clicquot in the Snow.
To commemorate their new alliance, Veuve Clicquot and WOOL AND THE GANG introduce a limited edition of homemade knitwear, releasing a new Yellow colour designed just for Veuve Clicquot: the Clicquot Yellow DIY bonnet cap warms your ears, there is no better way to stay warm for Clicquot In The Snow.
For more information on WOOL AND THE GANG, please visit www.woolandthegang.com

Duangporn ‘Bo’ Songvisava has been named as the first recipient of theVeuve Clicquot Asia’s Best Female Chef Award.
The award is inspired by the life and achievements of Madame Clicquot, who nearly 200 years ago, set the standard for women in business. The winner reflects Madame Clicquot’s attributes of innovation, creativity and determination.

The Age of Enlightenment was one of cultural, artistic and oenological effervescence!
It was in this context that the Maison Veuve Clicquot was founded in 1772, when it shipped its very first bottles of champagne to Venice. La Serenissima was more influential than ever, and would become the city of enchanted pleasures forever more. Its carnival is famous throughout Europe as a symbol of fascination and refined extravagance. Venetians don their elegant costumes and play around cheekily with codes, while fine bubbles of champagne supply this note of wonderful folly, which the Maison Veuve Clicquot now treasures.
From 26 January to 13 February 2013, the Venice carnival is celebrating the bicentenary of the birth of Giuseppe Verdi, whose famous "Brindisi" sung during La Traviata uniquely incarnates all the wonderful joy and graceful lightness of champagne.