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Champagne House founded in 1760 in Reims.

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Overview

Lanson is a Champagne House founded in 1760 and based in Reims. Its official site describes a history of over 265 years and a range of champagnes including Le Black Création, Le Rosé Création, Le Blanc de Blancs, Le White Label Sec, Le Vintage 2014, Le Clos Lanson and Noble Champagne. The House adopted the Maltese Cross as its emblem in 1798 and received a Royal Warrant in 1900.

History

Lanson is a Champagne House founded in 1760, described by its official site as one of the oldest Champagne Houses, with a history of over 265 years. Maison Lanson opened its doors in the heart of Reims. In 1798, the House adopted the Maltese Cross as its emblem, in tribute to the son of the founder, a member of the Hospitaller Order of Malta. The first Lanson Rosé was created in 1833 according to cellar records. On December 4, 1900, Maison Lanson became one of the first Champagne Houses to receive the Royal Warrant from Queen Victoria; the warrant was subsequently renewed by Queen Elizabeth II and worn until the Queen's death in 2022. Victor Lanson created an iconic cuvée named Le Black Label.

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  • Le White Label Sec

    Harmonious and delicate, reveals a suave personality and a creamy texture; crafted from grapes harvested from the finest plots among more than 80 Crus, along with reserve wines dating back more than 10 years; aged for at least 3 years; 50% Pinot Noir, 35% Chardonnay, 15% Meunier; dosage 28 g/L.

  • Le Blanc de Blancs

    Brings together the finest Crus from the Côte des Blancs and Montagne de Reims in a subtle balance, where delicacy and finesse are underlined by a fresh, mineral finish.

  • Noble Champagne

    Made primarily from Chardonnay Grands Crus from the Côte des Blancs and Pinot Noir from the Montagne de Reims; aged for more than ten years in the cellars.

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