The pop of Champagne (Champs) is always such a lovely sound and such a great way to start any occasion! I like to try new Champagne from all the great houses in France, not mainstream marketed but hidden gems that you must seek out. It's fun and a educational process as well...
One of the oldest producers is Deutz, Deutz has been produced by five generations of the same family since 1838. Deutz Brut Classic owes its remarkable taste to a blend of Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay grapes...They are collected from Montagne de Reims and villages around Epernay.
This Champagne is golden honey orange, to the nose Carmel, floral notes and a slight citrus touch, to the taste peaches and apricots, well rounded, complex, perfect amount of acidity, long finish and completely elegant and delicious...By far one of my favorite Champagnes...
The price point is under $40, which is an exceptional value given the pedigree...Once you seek it out and try this incredible Champagne, I know you will agree..........this will pop on Champs night!
Cheers
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About Me
- The Purple Palate
- Orange County, CA, United States
- I grew up with my Father, who had a great love and passion for wine and food. In the early 70's he collected many of the Grand Cru and wines that we now seek for collecting at a very high price. To my Father and a small group of friends, these wines were not marketed and highly worshiped as they are today, they merely collected them at a small price and educated themselves on each unique bottle. With this passion came a movement that started the wine shock in the early 70's and has continued until today. These same friends are very influential in the wine world today, wine editors, wine shop owners and highly praised collectors that keep us all on a watch for the next great wine of the year. Learning and tasting the great wines of the world at such an early age, forged a great love for admiring and collecting the grape. With this passion I bring to you along with my tasting notes, education and travels to find the grapes that make us all want to collect and experience a new bottle of wine, that dazzles our palate and makes us smile with each sip. I hope to share my love and experiences with you, Cheers!
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