Recipes elaborated by Fabrice Mignot accompanied by wines from the Southwest of France.
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For the Southwestern vineyards, 29 PDO (AOC-AOP) and 13 PGI (IGP).
42 denominations with different personalities, from a variety of grape varieties originating from the Southwest.
RED WINES
The red wines of the Southwest generally offer aromas of red fruits (raspberry, redcurrant), black fruits (blackberry, blackcurrant, blueberry), flowers (violet, peony) and spices (liquorice, pepper). They are elegant, supple, with velvety tannins.
Wines for laying down are often more complex. On the nose, they are intense with a rich aromatic range. On the palate, one will appreciate their silky and powerful tannins.
ROSE WINES
Particularly fond and lively, sometimes with a sustained robe and intense aromas. On the palate, one will appreciate these fresh and gourmand wines, but one will also find wines with a nice texture typical of gastronomic rosés.
WHITE WINES
They will be appreciated dry, soft, mellow or effervescent. The dry white wines are lively with powerful aromas of citrus fruits, exotic fruits, or flowers. The sweet and mellow wines reveal intense and complex aromas, with flavours of fresh fruit to candied fruits, and sometimes honey or truffle. Sparkling wines offer elegant aromas magnified by the vivacity of the bubbles.
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