
We offer a variety of French dessert wines including Sancerre, Muscat, and Vouvray as well as a chocolate wine from Holland, and a raspberry wine from Oregon. To assist you in choosing the perfect dessert wine, our sommelier can offer choices based on your dessert. Dessert WinesĪlthough your dessert is served at the end of your meal, this does not mean that your dessert choice does not deserve a decadent wine to complement its flavors. The main course, however, is not the only course in which your sommelier can be of service to you. At your table, our sommelier will pour a small amount, ask you to smell and sip the wine, and describe the flavors and aromas you should taste and smell while he waits for your approval.
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After retrieving the bottle from the cellar, your wine will be decanted if necessary to allow it to breathe and expel its full flavor throughout the restaurant. The wine choice is only the first step in appropriate French food and wine pairing. Once you have made your decision, the sommelier’s job is not finished. Good sommeliers have intimate knowledge of each wine in the restaurant as well as the food on the menu. Our wine steward will help you choose, if you so wish, which wines will perfectly complement your dinner choice and enhance the flavor of every food on your plate. A sommelier is a connoisseur of fine wines, beer, ales, ciders, and after-dinner cigars. Sommelier’s ServicesĪt a fine dining establishment such as Le Troquet in Albuquerque, New Mexico, a sommelier may appear at your table after your dinner order has been placed.

We have a sommelier on staff to assist in choosing the perfect wine to accompany your dinner selections. At Le Troquet, we want to give you the full experience of French food, wine, and culture. As part of the French tradition, properly pairing wine with the appropriate entrée can enhance the flavors and experience of exquisite French cuisine.
