LANSON BRUT LE BLACK LABEL

It’s All About Love! Since the House’s beginning in 1760, we’ve been for those who hold out a hand, who love each other, and prove it. Each in their own way, but always the most beautiful way. The origin of the Lanson Cross dates back to 1798, when the founder’s son decided to utilize the Maltese Cross, a symbol for the oldest charity in the world, to fashion the emblem of Lanson. Today, redesigned and engraved on each bottle, the Lanson Cross remains a symbol of openness, kindness and hospitality. Our Champagnes are carefully crafted and characterized by inimitable freshness and vitality.

Tasting Notes:
Le Black Label Brut owes its name to Victor Lanson when he created the iconic Champagne of the House in 1937. The authentic style of Le Black Label Brut comes from the House know-how based on: 1) A selection of the finest Crus of Champagne 2) The original Champagne vinification method of low malolactic fermentation for incomparable fruitiness and freshness. 3) A palette of reserve wines spanning numerous vintages over 20 years. 4) A longer aging time in cellar.