"Founded in 1838 in Aÿ, France, by two Prussian partners including William Deutz, the House of Deutz quickly established a reputation for excellence. One founder was a wine merchant, the other a champagne trader. Together, they handled every step of production—from bottling, disgorging, and dosage to labeling—before even owning their own vineyards. Throughout the 20th century, the heirs gradually expanded the estate by acquiring plots in some of Champagne’s finest terroirs. Today, Maison Deutz is owned by the renowned Roederer family.
 
 
Highlights of the Deutz House, the “Amour de Deutz” Blanc de Blancs are among the most prestigious champagnes produced. With very small production for each vintage, these champagnes are extremely rare and represent superb expressions of Chardonnay.
 
 
Amour de Deutz 2010
 
 
 
Nose : Complex aromas of yellow fruits and delicate floral notes.
 
 
Palate : Rich, full-bodied, and creamy with a harmonious texture.
 
 
Amour de Deutz 2011
 
 
 
Nose : A more refined, delicate vintage. Aromas of brioche, baked fruits such as apple and pear, and gentle white flowers.
 
 
Palate : Reflecting the nose, the wine is broad, silky, and elegant, finishing with a savoury length.
 
 
Amour de Deutz 2013
 
 
 
Nose : Subtle aromas of exotic fruits and citrus.
 
 
Palate : Energetic, complex, and refined, with a grand, lingering finish."