Lanson
66 RUE DE COURLANCY 51100 REIMS
Founded in 1760, Maison Lanson is one of the oldest Champagne Houses. Champagne Lanson are proud to have maintained the family traditions and independent organisation, and to have remained faithful to the values that have guided them for 260 years.
The philosophy of Maison Lanson is expressed through long and cherished partnerships based on shared values. As a proud Royal Warrant Holder since 1900, Lanson remains an official supplier to the British Royal Family; and since 1977, Lanson has been associated with The Championships, Wimbledon and became the official Champagne at the iconic tournament in 2001. Every year in Reims, Lanson partners with Domaine les Crayères for the exclusive “Soirée Blanche”.
The origin of the Lanson Cross dates back to 1798, when the founder’s son, then a member of the Hospitaller’s Order of Malta (the oldest charity worldwide, founded in 1048), decided to utilise the Maltese Cross to fashion the emblem of Lanson. Today, redesigned and engraved on each bottle, the Lanson Cross remains a symbol of openness, kindness and hospitality.
Champagne Lanson have strong historical partnerships with their growers who share that pursuit of excellence. These historic relationships grant access to more than one hundred different crus, 50% of which are Grand Crus and Premier Crus. Champagne Lanson cultivate 57 hectares of their own land, 16 of which are run according to the principles of organic and biodynamic viticulture.