Paul Lebrun L'Irremplaçable
Champagne by Paul Lebrun.
- Producer
- Paul Lebrun
- Type
- Blanc de Blancs
- Vintage
- Non-vintage
A non-vintage blanc de blancs blending Sézannais and Côte des Blancs terroirs.
About Champagne Paul Lebrun
History: The champagne house was founded in 1902 by Henri Lebrun in Cramant, although the Lebrun family has been active in winegrowing since 1860 (some sources say 1836). Jules Lebrun dug the first cellars in the chalk rock, and his grandson Paul Lebrun founded the independent house brand in 1931. The estate is now run by Nathalie and Jean Vignier, the sixth generation of vignerons. Vineyards: The estate manages 16 hectares of vineyards, planted exclusively with… Read more about Paul Lebrun
The village of Cramant
Cramant is one of the most famous villages of the Côte des Blancs, in the Marne department, a few kilometres south-east of Épernay between Chouilly and Avize. The village has Grand Cru status. Vineyards: the slopes lie on a thick chalk subsoil and are planted almost entirely with chardonnay. Character: champagnes from Cramant are known for their finesse… More about Cramant
Other cuvées by Paul Lebrun
- Paul Lebrun Aline (La Nature-Elle)
- Paul Lebrun Henri
- Paul Lebrun Jules 2013
- Paul Lebrun La Collection 120 Grand Héritage 2014
- Paul Lebrun La Signa-Terres 2018
- Paul Lebrun Marie-Louise 2015
- Paul Lebrun Swimming Paul