An Exclusive Look Inside Moët & Chandon's US Open Suite

In 2023, the US Open welcomed 957,387 fans over the 20 days comprising the main draw and US Open Fan Week. This was underscored by sell-outs in all 25 main-draw sessions hosted in the iconic Arthur Ashe Stadium. An annual spectacle of such immense proportion and prestige, the US Open may be centered around tennis but encompasses everything from impressive art installations to exemplary food and drink partnerships—including that with the official champagne sponsor, Moët & Chandon. This is the maison’s grand return to the US Open and their presence has been integrated in several locations across the grounds (including Coqodaq and Eataly) as well as in an exclusive VIP suite. The latter epitomizes the brand’s elegant effervescence and embraces the very spirit of the US Open.

“We are excited to partner with the USTA and US Open as the official champagne of this iconic event,” Sibylle Scherer, President and CEO of the house, shares. Scherer furthers the sentiment with an acknowledgment of Moët & Chandon’s longstanding history of involvement with leading sports moments. Undeniably, the US Open not only fits within this category, but leads it.