[LANSON COMMITMENT]
In addition to owning a sixteen-hectare vineyard that is farmed biodynamically, Maison Lanson is committed to sustainable viticulture both for its own vineyard and for its supplies by supporting its partner growers in their transition towards certified viticulture through the founding of the first collective structure by a Champagne house, in 2018. In accordance with the requirements defined by the Comité Champagne and the Ministry of Agriculture, which certify the Viticulture Durable en Champagne (Sustainable Viticulture in Champagne – VDC) and Haute Valeur Environnementale (High Environmental Value – HVE) labels, Maison Lanson is forging a path of support based on exchange, sharing and the commitment of each person towards virtuous practices that are mindful of biodiversity and societal and environmental standards.
Since 2021, Maison Lanson is a leading light in its commitment to CSR, with key actions in the environmental, social and economic fields, all reflected in a clear vision entitled “Terroirs, People, Wines”. More recently, Maison Lanson joined IWCA - International Wineries for Climate Action, a joint international programme featuring some forty estates in nine countries, the aim of which is to reduce the carbon footprint of the wine industry by sharing best practices and drawing up an international action plan. Maison Lanson is one of the first French estates and the first Champagne house to be part of the program, thereby becoming a leader in sustainable development. This commitment led it to conduct a carbon footprint calculation in 2022 and implement a low-carbon strategy from 2023.
📸 Nicolas DEMOULIN
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