LansonLe Black Création Champagne Brut 200mL
About this product
Combining a sense of heritage and savoir-faire, Lanson has been perpetuating for over 260 years a fresh and elegant style, with Le Black Création as its signature. This Champagne enhances the unique character of each harvest through the tailored work combining creativity and precision. Each Création comes with a number in reference to the number of harvests that have taken place since the House was founded in 1760.
Combining a sense of heritage and savoir-faire, Lanson has been perpetuating for over 260 years a fresh and elegant style, with Le Black Création as its signature. This Champagne enhances the unique character of each harvest through the tailored work combining creativity and precision. Each Création comes with a number in reference to the number of harvests that have taken place since the House was founded in 1760.
- TypePinot Noir Chardonnay
- Size200ML
- Current VintageNon Vintage
- Standard Drinks2
- Alcohol Volume12.5%
- CountryFrance
- Brand NameLanson
- ClosureCork
- Wine SweetnessDry
Trophy, Champagne Producer of the Year - Melbourne International Wine Competition 2017
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Vintage Non Vintage
95 points
Pale straw colour. Intense fresh white flowers, lemon, brine nose. A classic linear frame with superb concentration, piercing lemon curd flavours and ravishing acidity. Saline minerals and quartz notes carry through to the finish. The avoidance of malolactic fermentation gives a tightness and purity of expression. Superb.
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Huon Hooke
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Vintage Non Vintage
92 points The Real Review
Fresh, bright Champagne, with moderate autolysis character and creamy and iced-pastry/patisserie aromas. Very pleasant balance for immediate drinking, with no imbalance of acid or sweetness peeping out. Good texture: I imagine this wine is less austere than it used to be.