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Champagne Lanson is a champagne house founded in 1760 in Reims, France, making it one of the oldest champagne producers in operation. The house is distinctive for its avoidance of malolactic fermentation in its winemaking process, resulting in wines with higher acidity and pronounced fruit characteristics, particularly apple notes. Lanson holds a Royal Warrant as an official supplier to the British monarchy, a relationship dating back to the late 19th century.
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Where is Champagne Lanson located?
The Champagne Lanson house is located in Reims, France, having been founded there in 1760. It is one of the oldest champagne producers in the region.
Why doesn't Lanson use malolactic fermentation?
Lanson famously avoids malolactic fermentation to maintain high acidity and fresh fruit flavors in their champagne. This traditional method results in crisp, apple-driven wines rather than the buttery notes found in some other houses.
What is the flagship champagne of Lanson?
The flagship wine of the house is the Lanson Black Label Cuvée Brut. It is known for its high proportion of Pinot Noir and long aging process.
Does Lanson have a presence in sports sponsorships?
Yes, Champagne Lanson has a long-standing sponsorship with the Wimbledon tennis tournament. They have been the official champagne of the All England Club for decades.
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