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Fine dining, wines and spirits

World’s only Hotel Clicquot popup returns to Australia for Champagne-inspired culinary experiences

October 10, 2023

Hotel Clicquot Australia is the only hotel from famed LVMH-owned Champagne maker Veuve Clicquot. Image credit: ©ARR Hotel Clicquot Australia is the only hotel from famed LVMH-owned Champagne maker Veuve Clicquot. Image credit: ©ARR

 

By Staff reports

Taking the popup concept beyond retail, LVMH will return to Australia for a second run of its Veuve Clicqout hotel to deliver experiences centered around Champagne.

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