Deutz is a Champagne house with German origins, founded in 1838 by two Prussian immigrants, William Deutz and Pierre-Hubert Geldermann. It was acquired by Louis Roederer in 1993 and now owns 42 hectares of vineyard and has an extensive sourcing network for grapes. With financial assistance from the Roederer powerhouse, Deutz has become one of the largest Champagne houses nowadays, "Growing like a mad thing", said Tyson Stelzer, Writer of The Champagne Guide. Champagne specialist and writer Tom Stevenson described the house's style to be "firm, flavor-packed yet full of character”. One of their most notable productions is "Amour de Deutz", which is named after the statue of Cupid...

Deutz is a Champagne house with German origins, founded in 1838 by two Prussian immigrants, William Deutz and Pierre-Hubert Geldermann. It was acquired by Louis Roederer in 1993 and now owns 42 hectares of vineyard and has an extensive sourcing network for grapes. With financial assistance from the Roederer powerhouse, Deutz has become one of the largest Champagne houses nowadays, "Growing like a mad thing", said Tyson Stelzer, Writer of The Champagne Guide. Champagne specialist and writer Tom Stevenson described the house's style to be "firm, flavor-packed yet full of character”.  One of their most notable productions is "Amour de Deutz", which is named after the statue of Cupid...

Deutz is a Champagne house with German origins, founded in 1838 by two Prussian immigrants, William Deutz and Pierre-Hubert Geldermann. It was acquired by Louis Roederer in 1993 and now owns 42 hectares of vineyard and has an extensive sourcing network for grapes. With financial assistance from the Roederer powerhouse, Deutz has become one of the largest Champagne houses nowadays, "Growing like a mad thing", said Tyson Stelzer, Writer of The Champagne Guide. Champagne specialist and writer Tom Stevenson described the house's style to be "firm, flavor-packed yet full of character”.  One of their most notable productions is "Amour de Deutz", which is named after the statue of Cupid...

Deutz is a Champagne house with German origins, founded in 1838 by two Prussian immigrants, William Deutz and Pierre-Hubert Geldermann. Acquired by Louis Roederer in 1993, the house now owns 42 hectares of vineyard and has an extensive sourcing network for grapes. With the financial assistance from the Roederer powerhouse, Deutz has become one of the largest Champagne houses nowadays.  According to Champagne specialist and writer Tom Stevenson, the house's style is "firm, flavor-packed yet full of character”. One of their most notable productions is "Amour de Deutz", named after the statue of Cupid that stands in Deutz's courtyard in Aÿ, made from the best lots of the...