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Ras el hanout: flavouring profile
Ras el hanout is the "top of the shop": a Moroccan blend of a dozen or more warm spices lifted by rose, built for slow-cooked tagine, so it asks for a ripe, warm, garrigue-and-spice wine with body to match the stew and a floral edge to echo the petals.
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