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What wine to drink with andouillette?
What Wine to Drink with Andouillette?
Whether it’s Andouillette de Troyes, Andouillette de Cambrai, Provençal Andouillette, or Lyonnaise Andouillette, every region claims the quality of its andouillette! Regardless (and to avoid offending anyone), the quality of a handcrafted andouillette is often recognized by its AAAAA diploma, awarded by the (highly serious) Association Amicale des Amateurs d’Andouillettes Authentiques. Whether made with pork or veal, grilled or in mustard sauce, andouillette deserves to be paired with a good bottle of wine. So, what wine should you choose?
Due to its strong character, both in taste and smell, and its tender and creamy texture, andouillette needs to be paired with a wine that can stand up to it! Regardless of your recipe, a pairing with a dry, crisp, and mineral white wine is recommended. Indeed, the acidity of a mineral and salty Burgundy or Loire wine can cut through the rich and fatty aspects of the andouillette without overpowering its flavors. If you prefer a more "matching" approach, a dry, opulent, and spicy white wine from the Rhône Valley or Jura can also make a great impression. For red wine enthusiasts, don’t worry! Soft and spicy red wines such as some from the Southwest or Beaujolais will be perfect with grilled andouillette.
The Guide to the Best Wine Pairings with Andouillette
For pairing with Lyonnaise andouillettes in mustard sauce, opt for a bottle of dry white wine from Burgundy or the Loire, such as AOC Pouilly-Fumé, AOC Chablis, or even AOC Champagne. These crisp and saline dry white wines offer a minerality and vigor that contrast with the richness of the andouillette and the sauce, enhancing the dish's flavors.
If you’re going for grilled AAAAA andouillettes, consider a soft and spicy red wine from an AOC Gaillac Rouge domain. This easy-drinking red from the Southwest stands out with its highly spiced character, ripe fruit aromas, and velvety tannins. It’s the ideal companion for your barbecue, especially if you’re serving andouillette!
Finally, for a comforting and indulgent pairing with andouillettes in cream and mushrooms, choose an opulent white wine from an AOC Condrieu or AOC Saint-Joseph Blanc domain. The white flower and ripe fruit aromas, along with the creamy texture of these appellations, will pair wonderfully with your hearty andouillette dishes.
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