Lanson Brut Black Label

Introduction

Black Label Brut owes its iconic name to Victor Lanson, who gave it in 1937, as a proof of openness to the world and a tribute to the Royal Court of England, which Lanson has been supplying since 1900. Its freshness and elegance will seduce both the sprightly enthusiast and the most seasoned connoisseurs. Black Label Brut perfectly compliments an aperitif for a precious moment shared with those who matter and for those small pleasures of everyday life.
EYE… The colour is light and clear with amber highlights and a smattering of fine bubbles.
NOSE… Fruity notes of William pear, apple and citrus fruits compliment the aromas of freshly baked pastries.
PALATE… Bouquets of ripe orchard fruit, tangerine, lemon and grapefruit freshen the palate delivering a fresh sensation. Notes of brioche and dried fruit add a touch of maturity.