Moët & Chandon and Tennis Canada announce new partnership bringing exclusive experiences to Toronto and Montreal.
Moët & Chandon and Tennis Canada are proud to announce a new partnership designating Moët & Chandon as the official and exclusive champagne sponsor of the 2025 National Bank Open presented by Rogers.
Marking the Maison’s debut at the prestigious tournament, the partnership will be celebrated in both Toronto and Montreal from July 26 to August 7, 2025, through exclusive champagne bars and curated on-site experiences that invite tennis fans to celebrate the sport’s most exhilarating moments in style.
As the official champagne of the National Bank Open, Moët & Chandon Impérial and Impérial Rosé will be served throughout the tournament. Guests can toast to iconic matches and player achievements at the Moët & Chandon terraces – elegant destinations offering cuvées paired with curated bites – as well as within premium hospitality spaces including the National Bank Open Lounge, Club Stella, Club Platine, Audi Restaurant, and more.
“We are thrilled to share Moët & Chandon’s spirit of celebration with Canadian tennis fans through this partnership with Tennis Canada,” says Veronique Gonneville, marketing and communications director, Moët Hennessy brands at Charton Hobbs. “We look forward to elevating the fan experience through refined, celebratory experiences in Toronto and Montreal.”
Claude Savard, vice president of corporate partnerships at Tennis Canada says “We are delighted to welcome Moët & Chandon as the official champagne partner of the 2025 National Bank Open presented by Rogers. Their legacy of celebration and elegance aligns perfectly with the spirit of our tournament. Through this exciting partnership, tennis fans in both Toronto and Montreal will be invited to toast unforgettable moments and world-class performances in true style. We look forward to bringing this elevated experience to life across our premium spaces and on-site activations this summer.”
The partnership extends Moët & Chandon’s rich legacy in the world of tennis and its tradition of celebrating life’s most iconic moments. From Roland-Garros to the U.S. Open, the Maison has long been a fixture at the sport’s most prestigious tournaments.
For more information or to purchase single-session tickets, multi-session packages, or full event passes to the 2025 National Bank Open, please visit:https://nationalbankopen.com.
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