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Lanson Black Label: ... ever so sorry but I've moved this to the Pommery section. If I could figure out how to delete the post I would. There does'nt seem to be that facility so I guess I'll have to leave it and let the moderator wipe it. Sorry if I've annoyed anyone, it was unintentional. Am ever so sorry but I've moved this to the Pommery section. If I could figure out how to delete the post I would. There does&#...
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	Lanson Black Label Drink / Three grape varieties are used to create the Lanson Brut: Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay. A range of 40 to 50 crus are blended together to form this Brut Champagne. Each is vinified separately so the cellar master has an great choice of aromas available to him. It is the produ... overall rating 3 reviews	Compare prices

	Lanson in general Drink / Lanson was founded in 1760 by François Delamotte, who was a magistrate in Reims, and today it is one of the oldest Champagne Houses. Nicolas-Louis Delamotte, his son and a Knight of the Order of Malta, took over in 1798 and used the Malta Cross as the House’s crest. In 1828, Nicolas-... overall rating 1 review	Compare prices

	Lanson White Label Drink / The three classic grape varieties are taken from about 56 crus to make the Ivory Label. The dosage liqueur is formed from sugar cane and old wine which is added at the end of the winemaking process. It matures for 3 years and is usually served to compliment special desserts. Nose...	Compare prices

	Lanson Brut Rose Drink / Rosé finds its pink tint due to the blending of the 3 classic grape varieties, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay. It is produced in the usual manner with a small amount of fine red wine made only from Pinot Noir added to give the wine its colour. Lanson Brut Rosé ages for 3 yea...	Compare prices

	Lanson Gold Label Drink / A blend of 2 grape varieties, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, from the most highly renowned 100%-rated crus, Lanson Vintage Brut is a finely balanced wine. Five years of ageing in our cellars ensures that the Gold Label will delight the palates of the most demanding connoisseurs for many y...	Compare prices

	Lanson Noble Cuvees Drink / Lanson first produced this cuvée in 1979 in the bottle style initially used by the House in the 18th Century. Since then, there have been only two cuvées of this rare champagne : 1981 and 1985. In order to attain fullness, this cuvée is matured for at least five years in their cellars...	Compare prices

	Lanson Blanc de Blancs Drink / In a clear glass bottle this is a blend of the three of the best crus, all rated 100%: To guarantee the House style, the cellar master avoids malolactic fermentation. This ensures that the Lanson Blanc de Blancs matures gracefully. To the nose, Honeyed, intense floral, freshl...	Compare prices

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	Lanson Black Label ... nights in a bar in the centre of London...Freedom...Excitement...Happiness. I associate Champagne with happiness and feeling good. It's about celebrating life, marking a special moment in time, putting aside all the bad things that go on and paying homage to all the good things. Nothing else captures and prolongs that feelgood effect in quite the same way. My favourite champagne is Lansons Black Label. This is not necessarily because it tastes better than all the others - most of the popular brands taste good - it's because this was the first bottle I shared with my current man, and I'll always associate it with the wonder of that new relationship a... Read the full review: A Favourite Thing : Champagne, sweetie! by Leolover
	Lanson Black Label ... Black Label is not the most well known Champagne but it is well on the way to being THE major champagne house. Yes Yes Krug, Veuve Cliquot they are all very good.The problem is they are also very pricey. Like alot of the Champagne houses; Lanson has produced a reasonably priced bubbly and Lansons is by far the best and tastes great. This particular Champagne is for when you need to watch you budget but still want "The Real Thing". Being priced nearly a fiver less than your normal champagnes, should you be having a large bash it will help keep the cost down. For the palate a dry fruity wine, you can actually taste the Chardonnay and a faint citrus flav... Read the full review: The best economy Bubbly money can buy !!!! by wotdooyooknow
	Lanson in general ... tried Lanson Ivory Label Champagne, purchased in France but I've seen it in Wine Merchants over here. It is a pale yellow Champagne with medium sized bubbles (yes bubble size is important for quality; smaller is better). It has a medium dry taste which is not bitter and a mild fruity taste on the pallette. It is not acidic and has no vinegar-type taste as found in some other champagnes. Served with Fish and Chips it is delicious (totally decadent). It also goes well with Belgian chocolates. It costs about £9.00 in Sainsbury's in Calais which is tax paid but it may cost up to twice that amount in the UK because of our tax system. After drinking a bottle... Read the full review: Bubbly Lanson Ivory Label by WHISTLINGTOADS

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