The boeuf bourguignon is an iconic dish of the region. To accompany this delicious beef stewed in a red wine sauce, opt for a Burgundy red wine such as a Pinot Noir. Its fruity taste, light structure, and soft tannins will perfectly complement the tender meat and rich sauce.
LES ESCARGOTS DE BOURGOGNE, AVEC DU BLANC !
Burgundy snails, another emblematic dish of the region, pair beautifully with a white Burgundy wine, such as a Pouilly-Fuissé. The stone fruit aromas and mineral notes of Pouilly-Fuissé complement the delicacy of these snails seasoned with garlic and parsley.
THE GASTON GÉRARD CHICKEN, MORE ON THE WHITE SIDE.
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The Gaston Gérard chicken, a traditional dish from Dijon, pairs perfectly with a White Burgundy, ideally made from Chardonnay grapes. The freshness, richness, and buttery notes of the Chardonnay wonderfully complement the mustard and poultry.
BOURGUNDIAN CHEESE, A TRADITION FROM OUR REGION
Burgundy is also famous for its cheeses, such as Epoisses, Citeaux, or Brillat-Savarin. To accompany a cheese tasting, opt for a red Burgundy, preferably a Pinot Noir. The soft tannins and red fruit aromas wonderfully complement the richness of the cheeses.
FROG LEGS, PAIRED WITH A DRY WHITE WINE
Frog legs are a culinary delicacy appreciated for their light texture and delicate taste. For a perfect harmony with frog legs with parsley, it is wise to opt for a dry white wine.
You could choose options such as a Nuits-Saint-Georges, a Puligny-Montrachet, or even a Chablis. These dry white wines from Burgundy will perfectly complement the frog legs, bringing a touch of freshness while preserving the subtlety of the flavors of this delicate parsley dish.
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