MAG William Deutz Cuvée Brut Champagne Deutz Champagne AOP 2013

Cuvée William Deutz 2013 vintage, Champagne AOP produced by the Deutz house, offered in a 1.5-liter magnum without a box. The prestige cuvée of the Aÿ house, with an alcohol content of 12%, intended for lovers of aged champagnes and special occasions.

Who produces MAG Cuvée William Deutz naked Champagne Deutz Champagne AOP 2013?

The Deutz house, founded in Aÿ in 1838, is among the historic houses of Champagne. The Cuvée William Deutz is its prestige cuvée, created in tribute to one of the house's founders, and represents the top of its production.

On what terroir is MAG Cuvée William Deutz naked Champagne Deutz Champagne AOP 2013 produced?

The Champagne AOP designation extends over chalky soils that ensure natural drainage and thermal regulation favorable to the vine, in a cool climate with oceanic and continental influences. The grape varieties authorized by the designation's specifications are Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier, whose proportions vary depending on the cuvées and the houses.

At what temperature should MAG Cuvée William Deutz naked Champagne Deutz Champagne AOP 2013 be served?

The 1.5-liter magnum format favors a slower and more even aging than the classic bottle, due to a volume/surface ratio of contact with the air more favorable to the preservation of aromas over time. Serving between 8 and 10°C is customary for champagnes of this style, in flutes or tulip glasses allowing you to appreciate the finesse of the bubbles.

What should you know about MAG Cuvée William Deutz naked Champagne Deutz Champagne AOP 2013?

This unboxed ("naked") magnum of the Cuvée William Deutz 2013 is aimed at lovers of prestige vintage champagnes, looking for a large bottle for a convivial table or a reception. It naturally finds its place alongside other rare bottles from the Œnothèque segment, appreciated by collectors of old vintages.