Moët & Chandon on Friday commemorated this year’s Moët Grand Day themed ‘Toast to Togetherness’ by bringing together stars from across Africa on Champagne Day.

This year’s Moët Grand Day acted as a reminder to champagne lovers across the continent to celebrate each and every achievement from the smallest to the biggest victory.


Lucia Musau

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The grand toast was led by African stars chosen and admired for their unique national and continental contributions and was led by musicians, moguls, mavens and mentors.

All the selected personalities received personalised Moët & Chandon, which was hand-delivered to their locations accompanied by golden drinking glasses.

“Moët Grand Day has been celebrated worldwide since 2016, with glamorous large-scale experiences. Our hope with this year’s Moët Grand Day ‘Toast to Togetherness’ was to celebrate the talent and promise that exists across this magnificent continent, with more intimate experiences filled with the same joie de vivre. And to offer those who proudly fly the African flag, a moment to pause, and toast to moments and milestones worth celebrating,” said Pascal Asin, Managing Director Moët Hennessy Africa and Middle East.


Catherine Kamau                                                                  Phoina Tosha

Guests gathered with stylish home rendezvous, toasted to sunsets or dined with friends while wearing dazzling gold and raised their glasses to celebrate at exactly 17:43 watching the sunset.

Stars from Kenya included actresses Catherine Kamau and Foi Wambui, make-up artist Phoina Tosha and media personality Anita Nderu, who celebrated alongside African Elite PR CEO Lucia Musau all of them hailing from Kenya.


Boity and Maps                                                                     Anita Nderu and Foi Wambui 

South Africa was represented by tv personality Boity Thulo and entrepreneur Maps Maponyane alongside, Tanzania by Rio Paul, Cameroon, DR Congo and Ivory Coast in the celebrations.


Janet Mbugua                                                                         Rio Paul

This year’s ‘Toast to Togetherness’ celebration was aimed at explaining why Moët & Chandon remains the world’s most revered champagne for special moments since inception in 1743.


Kamal Kaur

The champagne also sought to remind them of its ability to elevate life extraordinarily and to celebrate and toast to personal moments despite the uncertainties brought about by Covid-19.