(You have a choice of wine which can be served by the glass)

• Little lime meringue tart
( Coteaux du layon, Ch. Du Breuil, 2009, 3.70 €)
• Panacotta of white chocolate, liquorice and gariguette strawberries
( Vin du Sud Ouest, Tarani, 2009, 3,10 € )
• Fondant of dark chocolate « 1er cru de plantation île de Sao Tomé »,
with the melting heart of your choice.. ;
( Chocolate, vanilla, pistachio, coffee, coconut or cherry)
( Pineau des Charentes rosé, château de Beaulon 10 ans d’âge 5.00 €)
• Finger « rose » vanilla and raspberry
(Coupe de champagne, Veuve Clicquot,10.00 €)
• Cheese platter of AOC fresh and mature cheeses by Régis Moreau
( Moulis, Ch. Tour Granins Grand Poujeaux, 2008, 4,40 €)

The UK's equivalent for "AOC" is "Protected Geographical Indication" or " Protected Designation of Origin"
a systems created by the European Union in 1992 to promote and protect regional food products within the EU
A PDO covers the term used to describe foodstuffs which are produced, processed and prepared in a given geographical area using recognised know-how. Examples include: Camembert de Normandie and Roquefort cheeses in France.