Benoit Courault 'Le Verger de l'Étang' Rouge, 2024 DDH IIPA and honeydew on the palate

and honeydew on the palate

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Benoit Courault 'Le Verger de l'Étang' Rouge, 2024 DDH IIPA and honeydew on the palateThis is made from 75% Grolleau and 25% Pineau D'Aunis. Light, juicy, and savory, but with incredible depth and structure. We would pair it with katsudon over rice with a fried egg and steamed cabbage on top. Benoit Courault is not the son of a winemaker, but went to study wine early on, working in the Beaune until 2006 when he found 5 hectares of vines in the Loire, and has never looked back.