Champagne Deutz - Cuvée William Deutz 2009 Brut
18,5/20
Bettane & Desseauve
“Extremely precise texture, well-defined fruit, elegant and long-lasting, very brilliant. Salty and savory, with an ultra-long finish.” (The Bettane & Desseauve Wine Guide 2020)
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Eye
Bronze color with golden highlights, sustained effervescence, fine bubbles
Nose
Pure and delicate. Aromas of vineyard peaches, white cherries, and plums, with subtle pastry notes
Palate
A clean, crisp attack. Harmonious balance. A precise, elegant, and captivating wine. Pleasant aromas of ripe yellow and white fruits. A finish with a hint of salinity. Excellent aging potential.
Serve
At 10-12°C
Drink before
2028
Food and Wine Pairings
It pairs perfectly with refined dishes: caviar, fine and delicate fish such as Arctic char or sea bass (grilled or served with a light sauce), pan-seared foie gras, and white meats subtly enhanced with exotic flavors.
Bettane & Desseauve
Wine rated (2020 guide) 18.5/20 (Wine of exceptional quality)
Rated Estate (2025 Guide) 4*Stars (Producers of the very highest quality, the pride of French viticulture)
About the wine:
Pure, fresh, intense—a great everyday champagne.
About the estate:
After the 2022 harvest—which will be remembered as exceptional for the quality of the grapes—Michel Davesne handed the reins of the winery over to Caroline Latrive, but the core values of this fine Aÿ estate, founded in 1838, remain unchanged. Most of the grapes are sourced from within a 30-kilometer radius of Épernay; the three grape varieties take center stage, and winemaking takes place in stainless-steel tanks, as does the aging of the reserve wines. The lineup is well-structured, though the non-vintage rosé could benefit from more depth. We particularly enjoy the Blanc de Blancs, the “Amour” cuvée, and, of course, the “William Deutz” and “Hommage à William Deutz.”
Guide Hachette des vins
Rated estate (2025 guide) Award-winning wines (This producer's wines regularly receive awards from the guide)
About the estate:
Originally from Aachen, wine merchants William Deutz and Pierre-Hubert Geldermann founded this prestigious house in 1838. Long a family-owned business, the company became part of the Roederer Group in 1993. Renowned for its meticulous blends (30 to 40 different crus for its Classic Brut), it owns 46 hectares of vineyards and sources its grapes from a limited radius of 30 km around the grand cru Aÿ, in the Grande Vallée de la Marne. In 2023, Fabrice Rosset, after 26 years as president of the house, handed the reins to Marc Hoellinger, while Michel Davesne, upon his retirement, passed the keys to the cellar to Caroline Latrive, who came from Ayala.
Robert Parker - Wine Advocate
Rated Estate (2024 Guide) Recommended (Wine producer recommended by Robert Parker—The Wine Advocate)
RVF - La Revue du Vin de France / Guide des Meilleurs Vins de France
Rated Estate (2025 Guide) 2*Stars (These exceptional estates, often boasting fabulous terroirs, are must-haves that, thanks to the consistency and excellence of their wines, belong in the cellars of discerning wine lovers)
About the estate:
This true house, part of the Rouzaud family (Louis Roederer champagnes), is making its mark and establishing the consistency of its lineup through a well-established, precise, and full-bodied style. In a minor revolution, Marc Hoellinger, a former LVMH executive, succeeded Fabrice Rosset, who had led the house for a quarter of a century. As the owner of a significant portfolio of vineyards in Champagne—particularly in the Montagne de Reims—Deutz continues to produce champagnes true to their terroir of origin, dominated by Pinot Noir and characterized as classic, elegant, deep, and straightforward. Each year, the house produces a superb Brut Classic—precise, structured, and with fine bubbles. A master of red grapes, Deutz also excels with its Blanc de Blancs, “Amour de Deutz,” a wine that is both refined and invigorating. As with the previous vintage, the rosés are subtle and perfectly balanced. We are pleased to note that the rest of the lineup holds its own.
Wine Spectator
Estate rated "Recommended" (Wine producer recommended by Wine Spectator)
James Suckling
Rated "Recommended"