Maison Delas Freres

About Maison Delas Frères

Maison Delas Frères was originally founded in 1835 in Saint Jean de Muzols, located in the heart of Saint-Joseph in the Rhône Valley. The house was taken over by the renowned Champagne Deutz in 1977 and has since undergone significant modernization, making it today one of the most modern wineries in the Rhône Valley. For newcomers, Delas Frères is an accessible entry into Rhône wine, while connoisseurs will appreciate the combination of historical depth and modern winemaking technique that the Deutz ownership has brought with it.

History & Background

The house was founded in 1835 in Saint Jean de Muzols and built a solid reputation throughout the 19th and 20th centuries as one of the Rhône Valley's most important producers, focusing on appellations such as Saint-Joseph, Hermitage and Côte-Rôtie. The acquisition by the prestigious champagne house Deutz in 1977 marked a turning point, triggering significant investment in modern winemaking equipment and techniques. Since then, Delas Frères has combined its historic Rhône heritage with Deutz's champagne expertise in precision and quality control, elevating the house's wines to a new level.

Production & Style

The wines are made mainly from Syrah in the north and Grenache-based blends in the south, following classic Rhône tradition.

Signature Style

Full-Bodied, Spicy, Fruity
The flavour is full-bodied and spicy, typical of classic Rhône wine.

Facts

Did You Know?

Did you know that the Rhône Valley is split into a northern and a southern part with very different grapes and styles, even though both belong to the same overall region?

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