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  Sauternes and Foie Gras Set 



Available sizes (g):
750    

A limited edition premium set, combining our most delicate goose foie gras with a great Sauternes wine.

Bloc of Goose Foie Gras
200 g (7.1 oz) - 3 to 4 persons
Tasteful, delicate and smooth bloc of goose foie gras.
Ingredients: 88% foie gras, water, salt, pepper and sugar
Production area: Lot, South-West of France
Sauternes Wine - Château L'Agnet La Carrière -
Premier Vin 2003

50 cl (17 fl oz) - 3 to 4 persons
Premium sweet white wine with honey, grapefruit, flowers and vanilla aromas, rewarded with the Gold Medal of the Bordeaux Wine Contest.
Cepage: 90% Semillon, 10% Sauvignon
Soil: Gravel and sand
Production area:
Sauternes, South-West of France
Sweet Onion Jam
50 g (1.8 oz) - Tasting format
Sweet and spicy onion jam flavored with wine from the Balagès domain (vineyard of Gaillac)
Ingredients: Onions, wine, vinegar, spices and sugar
Production area: Tarn, South-West of France
Shelf life: 2 years without refrigeration

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Serving suggestions

To reveal its inner flavors, fully-cooked foie gras has to be served cold. Place the can or glass jar in the refrigerator for a few hours, then take it out and open it 15mn before the meal. Serve it preferably at the beginning of the meal, when the palate is not yet saturated by other flavors.

To form fine homogeneous slices, use a thin and sharp warm knife. Deep your knife in hot water, wipe it and then cut the foie gras into 7 to 10mm (0.3 inch) slices.

Lay each slice on a piece of bread. French baguette, farmhouse, wholewheat or brioche bread are traditionally served with foie gras. They can be lightly toasted. You can also decorate the plates with Sauternes wine jam, onion jam, fresh figs, white grapes, or red currants.

As for wine, while Champagne goes with almost all delicacies, sweet white wine is the most appropriate drink to serve with foie gras, like Sauternes, Monbazillac, Bergerac, Jurançon, Pinot Gris...

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