Lanson Champagne NOW available through Vintage Wine Distributor!
December 7th, 2011
Located in the heart of Reims, Lanson was founded in 1760, and is one of a very few Champagne houses that continue to produce champagne in the traditional non-malolactic style with no oak influence, thus creating a fresh, aromatic, elegant style of Champagne. Also Lanson ages for at least twice the minimum requirement of 18 months, leaving there wines in the cellar for at least 3 years before disgorgement.
Ask your Sales Rep pricing & gift packaging!
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Unless I am mistaken or the law changed, the minimum requirement for “en tirage” is 15 months NOT 18 months as stated above. That make Lanson EVEN BETTER!
JD
Comment by JD December 17, 2011 @8:09 am