Easter lamb, the meat par excellence of the Easter menu, is very tasty, tender and easy to cook. There are different cuts of meat between the shoulder, the mouse, the rack or the lamb fillet. There are many playing partners, and the highlight of the ideal pairing will be around the cooking of the meal, preferably pink.
For this dish, we recommend two options:
• If you are a fan of slow cooking, simmered over low heat, let yourself be tempted by a Cru du Médoc or a Cahors that has reached maturity. The supple and melted tannins of these evolved wines will perfectly match the creaminess and softness of the meat.
• On the contrary, if you prefer a rosé cooking style, opt for a younger wine, with melted tannins that are still present. A Menetou-Salon Domaine Pellé les Bornés 2020 will be perfect for this role! The wine expresses itself through notes of fruit, a juicy and perfectly balanced palate.