Although not as extensively recognized, Champagne Deutz stands shoulder-to-shoulder with well-known Champagne homes when it comes to high quality and custom. Based in 1838, Deutz has been a key producer in Aÿ, France ever since. Their NV brut is a mix of all three main Champagne grapes (38% Pinot Noir, 32% Pinot Meunier, and 30% Chardonnay). A big majority of those grapes come from Premier and Grand Cru vineyards. Additionally it is price noting that Deutz features a important proportion of their reserve wines of their normal NV providing which will increase the worth herein even additional.
Deutz’s Brut is a deep gold, displaying persistent effervescence. It has mild florals, toast, and ripe pear on the nostril. It’s fairly full-bodied and fruity with lemon meringue, stone fruit, and an fringe of spice that leads it out.
