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Lovely texture, elegant bubbles, glorious taste, alluring bottle, a name with class – we could just continue with the words to describe Moet & Chandon, and we wouldn’t find enough.

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The champagne which comes from the Champagne region of France is among the most premium sparkling wines you can find.

From bars to sports fields, at award dinners and on wedding receptions, Moet & Chandon has been recognized with celebration, pomp, grace and glamour.

It is a drink for every occasion.

What is the price for a bottle of Moet & Chandon? And how much is a carton of Moet & Chandon?

Here are the current price of drinks in Nigeria:

Product	Size	Amount in Carton	Unit Price (NGN)	Carton Price (NGN)
Moet & Chandon Brut	75cl	6	14,520	86,625
Moet & Chandon Ice Imperial	75cl	6	21,690	130,100
Moet & Chandon Imperial Nectar Imperial	75cl	6	16,000	95,920
Moet & Chandon Nectar Imperial Rose	75cl	6	18,200	109,150
Moet & Chandon Rose	75cl	6	18,750	112,460

Champagne Prices to go up

Champagne lovers in Nigeria will soon have to be paying more for a bottle of champagne as the Federal government plans to increase Value Added Tax (VAT) on luxury goods.

The decision was taken at the end of a meeting of The Federal Executive Council presided over by Acting President Yemi Osinbajo on Wednesday.

At the meeting, Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun announced that the council had approved the revised National Tax Policy which will see an increase in VAT on luxury items.

“What the committee has shown is that we should look at actually increasing VAT on some luxury items,” she told State House correspondents.

“With VAT of 5%, we have the lowest VAT. While we don’t think VAT should be increased on basic items, if you are going to drink champagne in the United Kingdom, the VAT is 20%; so, why should it be 5% in Nigeria?

“So, they have made recommendations that we should pull out some luxury items and increase VAT on those items immediately. And I think that is a very valid and sensible suggestion, which we are going to talk to the National Assembly about to see how we can implement it.

“But as far as basic goods are concerned, no. I believe it is only fair that when you consume luxury goods, you should pay a little bit more. The National Assembly will decide the percentage.”

The increase will definitely affect the purchasing power of the consumers, thus having a direct impact on the drink industry.