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Confit duck leg
Confit duck leg is salty, rich and meltingly tender under a crisp skin, cooked slowly in its own fat. The wine needs firm acidity and some tannin to cut through all that fat, and a savoury rather than sweet character. It is the food of south west France, and the firm, dark reds grown there were made for it.
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