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Isiah Thomas grows Cheurlin Champagne with kosher first-press, low-sugar releases

Isiah Thomas has operated Cheurlin Champagne for over 11 years and positions it as the largest Black-owned champagne company by focusing on first-press, zero and low-sugar products with high annual volume. The brand partners with Royal Wine Corp. and is launching a kosher collection including Cheurlin Brut Speciale and the zero-dosage Thomas Célébrité timed for Passover. Thomas aims to make first-press, low-sugar Champagne a consumer standard and expand Cheurlin’s market presence. » More on forbes.com
Château d’Estoublon redefines French wine luxury with Roseblood and lifestyle expansion

Château d’Estoublon, under the influence of Carla Bruni and a team of high-profile investors, has repositioned itself as a modern luxury wine estate with the launch of its flagship rosé, Roseblood. The estate has expanded its offerings to include hospitality, a boutique, a restaurant, and a non-alcoholic sparkling cuvée, aiming for global reach and premium positioning. Roseblood’s success is marked by early sell-outs, international distribution, and a focus on quality, sustainability, and brand storytelling. » More on forbes.com

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In 2026, Lanson-BCC has already paid €0.60 in dividends. The last payout was in May.

Financials

In the last quarter, Lanson-BCC had revenue of €99.13M and net profit of €374K

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	99.13M	-
Gross profit	18.98M	-
Net profit	374K	-
EBITDA	13.43M	-

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€170.4M
Number of shares	6.63M
52-week high/low	€39.00 - €25.60
Dividend yield	2.33%
Dividends TTM	€0.60
Beta	0.20
P/E ratio	11.81
PEG ratio	-0.35
P/B ratio	0.44
P/S ratio	0.71

Company profile

Lanson-BCC produces and sells wines in France and internationally. The company offers its products under the Champagne Lanson, Champagne Chanoine Frères, Champagne Besserat de Bellefon, Champagne Boizel, Champagne De Venoge, Champagne Philipponnat, Maison Burtin, and Domaine Alexandre Bonnet brand names. It distributes its products through mass retail stores, wine stores, gourmet restaurants, as well as through mail orders. The company was formerly known as Boizel Chanoine Champagne and changed its name to Lanson-BCC in 2010. Lanson-BCC was incorporated in 1992 and is based in Reims, France.