Race week in Singapore is as much about where you eat and drink as it is about what happens on track. For the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix, Moët & Chandon is rolling out an islandwide programme across more than 30 venues, spanning restaurants, hotels, nightlife spots and selected retailers.
The activations will run around the FORMULA 1® Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2026, which takes place at Marina Bay from 9 to 11 October. As the Official Champagne of Formula 1®, Moët & Chandon will be served at 22 restaurant and hotel partners, featured at 11 retail locations and brought into the late-night race-week circuit through several nightlife venues.
Maison Boulud leads the dining programme
One of the main highlights is Maison Boulud, which has become Singapore’s first Grand Vintage Flagship and joins the global Moët Collective of Grand Vintage Flagship restaurants.
During race week, the restaurant’s terrace will feature Moët & Chandon touches, including a branded triporteur. At 17:43 each day — a reference to the Maison’s founding year of 1743 — guests can catch a Magnum Pour alongside a dedicated Grand Vintage pairing menu. A wider selection of Moët & Chandon cuvées will also be available by the glass and bottle.
Amber Lounge hosts the official F1 after-party
For those planning to continue the night after the racing ends, Amber Lounge will return as the Official F1® After Party presented by Moët & Chandon.
The champagne house will take over the venue with bottle parades and branded elements, while also introducing its new Moët Luminous Bow Tie. The updated bottle accessory reworks the brand’s signature bow tie with an integrated light-up feature designed for nightlife and celebratory settings.
Champagne by the glass across 22 venues
Moët & Chandon will also be available by the glass at 22 partner restaurants, bars and hotels during race week. Depending on the venue, guests can expect either a Magnum Pour or Grand Vintage Pour, with participating names including Sushi Samba, Gotti and Sipsip.
The individual venues will have their own race-week offers and branded touchpoints, so reservations and entry policies may differ from place to place.
Collectible F1 bottle tags at selected retailers
If you would rather bring a bottle home, selected Moët & Chandon Impérial Brut bottles will come with collectible Formula 1® partnership necktags during the campaign.
The bottles will be available through dedicated displays at six Cold Storage outlets and three FairPrice outlets, while Vivino Raffles City will host a flagship window. The collectible necktags will be attached to bottles of Moët & Chandon Impérial Brut sold through these selected retail partners.
No race ticket is required
The activations are open to the public and do not require a Singapore Grand Prix ticket. That said, restaurant bookings, bar reservations and nightlife entry will still be subject to the individual venue’s own policies.
For anyone building a race-week dining or nightlife itinerary, the campaign effectively stretches the F1 atmosphere beyond Marina Bay — from champagne pours over dinner to late-night parties and limited-edition bottles on retail shelves.
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