Lanson

Lanson

Lanson is one of Champagne’s historic and distinguished Champagne Houses, founded in 1760 in Reims, France. With more than 260 years of heritage, the House has built a reputation for producing elegant, fresh and expressive Champagnes.

Lanson is particularly recognised for its distinctive freshness and purity, a style closely associated with the House’s traditional winemaking approach. The wines are crafted primarily from Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Meunier, with careful blending designed to preserve balance, energy and elegance.

One of Lanson’s defining characteristics is its commitment to malolactic fermentation, which the House traditionally avoids for many of its wines. This approach helps preserve the natural acidity and freshness of the grapes, creating Champagnes with vibrant energy and a refined finish.

The House is also renowned for its iconic Le Black Création, a Champagne that expresses the Lanson style through a carefully selected blend of multiple vintages and crus. Its prestigious cuvées further demonstrate the House’s dedication to precision, complexity and longevity.

Today, Lanson continues to honour its long Champagne heritage while embracing innovation and sustainable vineyard practices, producing wines that combine tradition, freshness and contemporary elegance.

Lanson — more than two centuries of Champagne heritage, defined by freshness, elegance and energy.