Champagne mogul Moët & Chandon had a vending machine in a restaurant in Koreatown, California, according to Haute Living. The machine contains 320 mini bottles of champagne, and was installed last week. The first Moët & Chandon champagne vending machines to appear in the US were in Las Vegas and at elite Hollywood celebrations.
The vending machine in Koreatown doles out mini champaign flutes with every purchase, and only accepts Moët & Chandon golden tokens – which are available for $20 at the bar.
Editor’s Note: With alternative vending machines popping up, it’s even more important to offer consumers a wide variety of products. Vending machines are no longer just for eats and drinks. Keep on trend by offering products to suit consumers needs.
