Lobster in lemongrass broth
Sommelier’s tip
Chablis Grand Cru Les Clos, at least five years old
A Chablis Grand Cru that has come into its own with age is the obvious partner for this noble shellfish. Cooking it traditionally respects the original flavors of the lobster, in particular its salinity and its firm, subtly sweet flesh. A Grand Cru offers a chiseled, mineral profile in perfect symbiosis. The power and generosity of this wine, with its wonderful complexity and chalky, earthy nature results in hints of nut and mushrooms, and herby notes that fit perfectly with the subtle aromas of lemongrass. On the palate, the full texture and flavors are a wonderful match. The wine transcends this encounter, giving freshness to the sweetness of the leeks. A rare and harmonious combination!
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