In a half-bottle, Brut Classic is the soul of the Deutz house. This Champagne is the result of a blend of several years' harvests. Each year, a variable proportion of reserve wine (from 20 to 40%) is added to the cuvée to ensure the consistency, complexity, and typical style of the house.
It is made up of one third Pinot Noir, one third Chardonnay and one third Pinot Meunier. The harmony of Brut Classic lies in the quality of the grapes (97% on the cru scale) and the selection of crus (20 to 30 are used in its composition), all from the Marne region.
The Brut Classic from Deutz has a fairly deep golden color and very fine bubbles.
The nose is very expressive, revealing floral notes (hawthorn, white flowers, etc.) followed by aromas of toast, marzipan and ripe fruit (apple, pear, etc.).
The Brut Classic Deutz combines the freshness of Chardonnay, the smoothness of Pinot and an elegant vinosity. The aromas are well integrated and the texture is silky.
The wine rounds out on the finish with a very persistent fruity note.
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