Champagne Paul Lebrun

Grand héritage

The 120 years of the House

After 120 years of history, craftsmanship, and tradition, Champagne Paul Lebrun continues its dynamic integration with the present time.

The Cuvée Heritage celebrates the women and men who have built 120 years of excellence. This Grand Vintage 2014 reinforces the concept of legacy, as this year marks the birth of Joseph, the great-grandson of Paul Lebrun. The generational handover is woven from bubble to bubble, confirming a secure future.

The 120 Collection : Grand Héritage

This cuvée encapsulates the quintessence of an ancestral Champagne art.

It expresses the technical expertise of the House, bestowing upon it the title of Grand Champagne. The exceptional terroir’s legacy from Côte des Blancs in Cramant shines through prominently, with the mineral qualities heightened by intergenerational know-how.

The Expression of a Sparkling Year

Across the world, the greatness of the 2014 vintage shines brightly.

It is characterized by a springtime balance, between mist and sunlight, liveliness and minerality. This bottle pays tribute to that radiant year.

Paul Lebrun’s virtuosity enhances the beauty of Côte des Blancs in Cramant captured within this exquisite container.

The Splendor between Terroir and Know-How

Magnifying the capabilities of the land and vine through specific crafting is akin to a rare artistry. This synergy reflects the talent of the Champagne region and the art of Champagne Paul Lebrun.

This 2014 cuvée is defined by wines from exceptional plots; only three of them were selected: Charmière, Le Marais, Les Fourches.

These uniquely named plots signify the exclusivity of the 120 Collection, Grand Heritage. The know-how is described as “the art of working with one’s product,” according to Nathalie Vignier, winemaker at Champagne Paul Lebrun.

The House’s style explores the subtle aromas of this prestigious 2014 vintage. This Champagne will have spent 7 years on lees before being unveiled to the public.

A Well-Deserved Tribute

Paul Lebrun was a master winemaker with great precision and skill in daily tasks.

The Vignier-Lebrun family succeeded in perpetuating this special acumen from generation to generation. This anniversary represents 120 years of viticultural work, linked to the essence of Champagne.

The 120-year Edition materializes Nathalie and Jean Vignier’s tribute to their ancestor, Paul Lebrun, the founder of the House. They drew inspiration from his talent, avant-garde spirit, and creativity to develop this exceptional edition.