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Champagne Lanson Le Black Label Brut 2022 12,5% Vol. 0,75L
| Vegan | ✔ |
Product number: 669365
£58.15
Price per bottle
Champagne Lanson was founded in 1760 and is the fourth oldest champagne house
and the oldest still in family ownership. Lanson champagnes follow their own
style - fresh, fruity and complex.All champagnes of the brand are vegan and are
produced according to the principle of sustainable viticulture.
The Lanson Black Label, owes its name to Victor Lanson, who created in as a
tribute to the English royal court, which Lanson officially supplied since 1900.
The color black was chosen as a symbol of elegance and reflects the dominant
Pinot Noir grapes of this champagne with a balanced combination of vitality and
finesse. The grapes are selected from over 100 crus, half of which are Grand and
Premier Crus. For uniform style and aromatic intensity, 30 to 40% reserve wines
are used, some of which are over 20 years old. Le Black Label achieves
exceptional complexity through its aging in the cellars of the Maison for at
least four years.
and the oldest still in family ownership. Lanson champagnes follow their own
style - fresh, fruity and complex.All champagnes of the brand are vegan and are
produced according to the principle of sustainable viticulture.
The Lanson Black Label, owes its name to Victor Lanson, who created in as a
tribute to the English royal court, which Lanson officially supplied since 1900.
The color black was chosen as a symbol of elegance and reflects the dominant
Pinot Noir grapes of this champagne with a balanced combination of vitality and
finesse. The grapes are selected from over 100 crus, half of which are Grand and
Premier Crus. For uniform style and aromatic intensity, 30 to 40% reserve wines
are used, some of which are over 20 years old. Le Black Label achieves
exceptional complexity through its aging in the cellars of the Maison for at
least four years.