Inside the No Time To Die premiere with Champagne Bollinger with Chris Meloni, Dale Moss, Nina Agdal and more
Christopher Meloni attendsCHAMPAGNE BOLLINGER AND THE CINEMA SOCIETY HOST A SCREENING OF "NO TIME TO DIE" at iPic Theater on Thursday, October 7. 2021 in New York City. (Matteo Prandoni/BFA.com)
Last week, champagne Bollinger celebrated their 40+ year relationship with 007 with an advanced screening of Bond’s highly anticipated latest film, No Time To Die, at iPic New York City. I have some first photos from the exclusive Cinema Society screening event to share with you, featuring attendees including Christopher Meloni, Dale Moss, Nina Agdal, Jonathan Cheban, Prabal Gurung, Johnathan Fernandez, Sophie Sumner and more.
For over 40 years, Bond has been the quintessential partner for Bollinger as the two share many values in common: excellence, authenticity, and elegance. It was only natural that the most British of champagnes and the most British of secret agents should come together. Last night at iPic, guests raised a glass to Daniel Craig’s final adventure as James Bond with Bollinger’s Limited Edition Special Cuvée, the Official Champagne of the movie franchis.
Ambiance at the CHAMPAGNE BOLLINGER AND THE CINEMA SOCIETY HOST A SCREENING OF "NO TIME TO DIE" at iPic Theater on Thursday, October 7. 2021 in New York City. (Matteo Prandoni/BFA.com)
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