| Cuvée
des FUTAILLES
Its colour is a dark crimson. On the nose it calls to mind
hints of leather and undergrowth along with spicy notes and the palate it is generous
with a concentration of the aromas sensed on the nose.
Following the way in which
the wine reacts during the period when it is put in contact with the wood, it
is vinified and matured for 16 or 18 months, in wooden tuns and/or in barrels
made with French oak.
The blend chosen for this
cuvée was to produce a wine to accompany meals seved during the autumn
and winter months, dishes served at hunting meets or on feast days, when windows
are steamed up and a warm fires crackle in the hearth filling the room with a
thousand scents.
The cuvée des Futailles
will go well with many game terrines as well as dishes in sauce or various game
preparations, such as hare sausage, partridge salmi (the meat is partly roasted
and then stewed in a wine sauce) or even with venison tabazo, young wild boar
pie, pheasant casserole with grapes or poacher's stew (boiled beef with vegetables).
It will also accompany provençal dishes such as braised bull or wiold boar
cayettes.
With cheeses such a dry goat's cheese, Livarot, Munster or farm produced Reblochon,
this cuvée will also be most favourable.
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