Previously, this cuvee was called "Tradition", a name that was chosen in the 1970's by Pierre's parents. The new name Latitude was selected since the wine is composed exclusively of Chardonnays originating from the same latitude: the south of Vertus, where Pinot noir was historically planted.

This is a generous terroir resulting in a round, rich, charming style, which still retains the characteristic pureness of the estate's Champagnes. Pierre believes the wine posseses "pinot-like" characteristics such as red fruit flavors and bredth on the palate -- despite it being 100% Chardonnay -- which he attributes to this unique terroir.