William Deutz 2002 - Champagne Deutz

Presentation of the Deutz house
Founded in 1838 in Aÿ, the Deutz estate is one of the oldest in Champagne. It is currently managed by Fabrice Rosset. It cultivates over 42 hectares and also sources its wines from partner winegrowers, primarily Premiers and Grands Crus. Deutz is renowned for its straightforward, elegant, and distinguished style.

Presentation of the William Deutz vintage
The William Deutz cuvée is produced only in exceptional vintages. The 2002 is a blend dominated by Pinot Noir, complemented by Chardonnay and Meunier. It is aged for a long time on lees, without excessive dosage. The result is a complex, straightforward champagne with fine, persistent bubbles. Rated 96/100 by Wine Spectator, 18.5/20 by Bettane & Desseauve. A perfect bottle for fine dining or cellaring.

Presentation of the 2002 vintage
2002 was an exceptional year in Champagne. Perfect ripeness, balanced acidity, and harvests took place in dry and sunny weather. The wines display depth, beautiful tension, and significant aging potential. A sought-after vintage with high critical acclaim.

Condition of the bottle

• Level : Perfect

• Color : Perfect

• Label : Perfect

• Capsule : Perfect

• Box : Perfect original condition

• Overall Condition : Perfect

Food and wine pairings

• Roasted blue lobster with brown butter

• Truffled Bresse poultry

• Comté cheese aged for 36 months