Aldenté also comes with a Seakeeper Gyro, which stabilizes the yacht while at anchor or while trolling for big game. It also features four spacious cabins, all of the fishing amenities you need and high-gloss teak throughout the interior. Theoretically, someone could filet their catch and grill it without ever using the kitchen inside. Lagasse, of course, updated the kitchen and added a grill on the yacht’s deck. “But if they really love it, they will buy it regardless.” “Initially, people might say, ‘Oh, it’s Emeril’s boat. Benton, who is serving as the broker, said three people have called about it and he has showed it once. The celebrity status has drawn interest in Aldenté, which has been for sale for a week. In fact, Lagasse competed in the Sandestin Blue Marlin Classic last year. “I think (fishing is) his next passion after cooking,” said Benton, who has worked for Lagasse for 14 years.
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Lagasse owns 10 restaurants, including Emeril's Coastal Italian in Miramar Beach, and appears on TV cooking shows such as the long-running “Emeril Live” and “Essence of Emeril" on The Food Network. Lagasse already has upgraded to a 76-foot Viking because he wanted more family space, said his captain, Brad Benton. The celebrity chef and philanthropist wants to sell his 70-foot Viking Yacht, called Aldenté, for “under $4 million,” or $3,995,000 to be exact. SANDESTIN - Emeril Lagasse started cooking up a deal, and it has nothing to do with Cajun or Creole food.
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