Champagne Deutz is a champagne house that came into existence almost by chance. It began with two immigrants from Prussia: William Deutz and Pierre-Hubert Geldermann. These men were originally wine merchants but decided to settle in Champagne. Little by little, they acquired more and more land, until 1838. Maison Deutz was founded. It is still located in the tiny, yet crucial, village of Ay, home to many prominent champagne houses. All Champagne Deutz vineyards are privately owned. Furthermore, the largest portion is classified Grand Cru, which is a vast amount.
Their classic Deutz Champagne is incredibly popular. But their special varieties arguably still have a large fan base. Among them is this Champagne Deutz Amour de Deutz Rosé. It's a Brut Vintage Rosé Champagne. This means it's a rosé Champagne from just one vintage, in this case 2007. This is quite unique. Few Champagne houses make a Brut Vintage Rosé, simply because of the time-consuming and difficult process. However, thanks to the expertise of Champagne Deutz, we can now enjoy the purity of Champagne Deutz Amour de Deutz Rosé.
Not just any Rosé Champagne, but a top-tier variety. You won't find such a beautiful champagne again. Champagne Deutz Amour de Deutz Rosé is outstanding in its class. Along with the highest-quality Chardonnay and Pinot Noir bunches, we also add some premium Pinot Noir wine, made from the finest grapes from the vineyards in Ay and Mareuil-sur-Ay.
But what does this megalomaniac Champagne Deutz Amour de Deutz Rose taste like? The color alone makes us incredibly cheerful. However, the other senses also get a chance to savor this masterpiece. The champagne is delicate and opulent. Think refreshing red berries and soft strawberries. A sultry note of vanilla is also discernible. Perfection all around. Ideal to enjoy as an aperitif. But Champagne Deutz Amour de Deutz Rose is also excellent for gastronomy. This Brut Vintage Rose champagne is incredibly delicious with a whole grilled lobster, for example.
