DEUTZ Rosé 2013
DEUTZ Rosé 2013
DEUTZ Rosé 2013
DEUTZ Rosé 2013
DEUTZ Rosé 2013
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DEUTZ Rosé 2013
DEUTZ Rosé 2013
DEUTZ Rosé 2013
DEUTZ Rosé 2013
DEUTZ Rosé 2013
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2013

DEUTZ Rosé 2013

To drink between 2019 and 2038

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94 / 100
Falstaff November - 2019
Falstaff
Pale salmon pink. Subtle, elegant berry aroma with notes of raspberry and red cherry. Very elegant palate with perfect balance, structural minerality, fine, salty-citrus undertone and a long finish of forest berries.
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93 / 100
Wine Enthusiast December - 2018
Wine Enthusiast
Still young, this crisp, fruity wine is tangy and packed with red-currant flavours and acidity. The fruit balances with the fresh, tangy character that will allow this wine to age well. Drink now for its freshness, but the wine will be best from 2020.
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17 / 20
Vinum Wine Magazine December - 2018
Vinum Wine Magazine
This still young, crisp, fruity wine is lively and full of red currant and acidity aromas. The fruit harmonises with the fresh, lively character that gives this wine good ageing potential. Drink it now to enjoy its freshness, but the wine will be at its best from 2020.
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Appellation Champagne
Colour Rose Champagne
Country France
Alcohol content 13.00% vol
Château Deutz
Deutz
Deutz
Champagne Deutz: Delicious, subtle, generous, and indulgent. Champagne Deutz embodies all the clichés of the world's most festive wine. The Champagne Deutz supply vineyard is qualified as "very high percentage", which means exceptional in the Champagne classification of parcels. Only the first juices from pressing, the purest and finest, are allowed in the bottle. 30 months of patience are necessary for the maturity to be achieved in the cellar.