The Champagne Rosé Brut from the house of Deutz is a homage to the Pinot Noir. A sparkling wine of great class, characterised by elegance and refinement, but also by delicacy and grace. An all-round pleasant wine. It comes from a blend of grapes from different areas of Champagne. After all, Maison Deutz, located in the municipality of Ay, is now part of Maison Louis Roederer and has 42 hectares of vineyards in the best sites of the region. The Pinot Noir comes from Premier and Grand Cru sites, with a touch of Chardonnay from the Côte des Blancs plots mixed in. The delicate colour comes from the assemblage technique, in which part of the red wine is added to the base wine before bottling and foaming. Maturation on the lees lasts about 36 months. In the glass, it has a delicately bright pink colour, enhanced by a fine and persistent perlage. On the nose, it is delicate and elegant. Fruity notes of currants, raspberries and citrus fruits with hints of grapefruit. Then traces of vanilla and almonds. The whole is carried by an elegant mineral vein, which is also confirmed on the palate. In the mouth, it is firm and precise. Spiciness and softness are perfectly balanced. A champagne with a strong gastronomic character that is difficult (if not impossible) to surpass. It is perfect as an aperitif and combines effortlessly with fish or meat dishes. Excellent with seared tuna and Catalan-style lobster.