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Lemon roast chicken with spring vegetables and Brouilly

Lemon roast chicken with spring vegetables and Brouilly

Posted on May 9 2011 at 12:01

I’m always undecided as to whether I prefer red wine or white with roast chicken but of course it depends on the accompaniments and the time of year.

Tags: Falanghina drink:white wine Jean-Claude Lapalu La Croix des Rameaux natural wine Brouilly Beaujolais Gamay drink:red wine herbes de Provence lemon roast chicken with spring vegetables chicken roast chicken food:chicken & poultry Chablis Chardonnay tarragon
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