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Champagne Deutz Cuvée William Deutz 2013
Champagne from France - Champagne
The prestige cuvée from Deutz, William Deutz 2013 is built around pinot noir from grand cru vineyards, with more than 10 years' ageing on its yeast lees before release. The cool, late-growing season has produced a wine of remarkable finesse, combining citrus, white peach and toasted brioche with subtle floral notes and a fine chalky minerality. Powerful yet poised, with exceptional length and precision, this is a beautifully elegant expression of a classic Champagne vintage.
Price:
£110.00
Bottle
(£146.67/litre)
Price:
£660.00
Case of 6
(£146.67/litre)
In Stock
Code: CH5661
Wine characteristics
- Champagne
- 1 - Bone dry
- Pinot Noir/Chardonnay
- 75cl
- Now to 2033
- 12% Alcohol
- no oak influence
- Champagne cork
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Deutz
Deutz is an outstanding if discreet Champagne house based in the historic town of Ay, founded in 1838 by William Deutz.
Owning a significant portion of its own vineyards, Deutz selects only the highest rated grapes from vineyards in the top crus of Champagne. The production here, around 2 million bottles, makes them a relatively small player in Champagne, allowing them to focus entirely on quality.
Across the Deutz range, the house style stands out for finesse, subtlety and precision, with flavours of immense purity. They are one of the few houses that only use the first pressing (called the cuvée) which is the highest quality juice. Deutz use a high percentage of reserve wines, around 40%, which contributes complexity and depth, and the full range of permitted grapes (the Brut Classic, Brut Vintage and top prestige label William Deutz, is a mix of both pinots and chardonnay).
The wines age in underground chalk cellars, 20 metres deep.