Moët & Chandon supports the Swiss Indoors in Basel

Since 1743 Moët & Chandon is synonym of glamour and success and has been for a long time supporting major world sport events. Last week it was the partner of the Swiss Indoors for the second year. There some of the best tennis players competed to win the 500 ATP tournament at the Jakobshalle in Basel.

A golden bath with Moët & Chandon bottles – copyright Veronique Gray

Marie-Laure Trichard, Marketing Director Moët Hennessy (Suisse) SA with Roger Brennwald, President of Swiss Indoors – copyright Jorge Guerreiro & Rosalie Grobet

On Sunday it is the ambassador of the champagne brand, who won the trophy! Roger Federer defeated in two sets 6/2-6/2 the Belgian player David Goffin. It was its 6th time winning in Basel and the shortest final of the Swiss Indoors. Federer is only a short step away from becoming number 1 again. Some say he may achieve it before the end of the year. He is now competing at Paris/Bercy and then heading to London for the Masters before playing the final of the Coupe Davis.

Roger Federer holds a bottle of Moet Chandon after his victory at the Swiss Indoors – copyright Moet & Chandon and Roger Federer in Basel – copyright Kurt Schorrer

Food prepared by the Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois in Basel – copyright Veronique Gray

Peter Knogl, Chef de Cuisine Cheval Blanc – Grand Hotel les Trois Rois, Basel – Moet & Chandon event – copyright Veronique GRAY

Peter Knogl, Chef de Cuisine Cheval Blanc (left) and Chef de Bar, Thomas Huhn (right) – Grand Hotel les Trois Rois, Basel – Moet & Chandon event – copyright Veronique GRAY

Renzo Blumenthal playing tennis at the Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois in Basel – copyright Veronique Gray

Moët & Chandon Impérial – copyright Veronique Gray

Gilles Mueller – credit photo Jorge Guerreiro & Rosalie Grobet

• Champagne
• drink
• Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois
• Moët & Chandon
• Peter Knogl
• Renzo Blumenthal
• Roger Federer
• Swiss Indoors
• tennis
• Thomas Huhn