Aligoté :
Grape variety producing a white wine grown mainly in Bourgogne. The Bourgogne Aligoté is a pleasant wine, light and thirst quenching, to be drunk young.
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Aligoté
lesser white wine grapes of Burgundy
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Aligoté, the 'second' grape type of white Burgundy, which generally produces rather thin and lean wines, which can be refreshing and nervy but little more.
Aligoté: A white wine grape used in various blends in many countries but best known for its fruity, light wines from Burgundy in France.
Aligoté: original wine. Color: from light-straw to golden one, pleasant fine, distinctive taste with a shade of violet.
Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc: Wine has golden shades and harmonious delicate taste.
Riesling: after 1.
Aligoté - (Ah-lee-go-tay)
Burgundian white-wine grape, considered unimpressive but may turn up in modest white Burgundy of good value.
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ALIGOTÉ: Semi-classic grape widely grown in temperate regions of France, California and Eastern Europe. Ripens early with good productivity. Tendency to acidity in cooler years.
ALIGOTÉ: Has several synonym names in the Bourgogne (Burgundy) AOC regions of France, eg: in the Cõte Chalonnaise, Chaudenet Gras; in Rully, Giboudot Blanc; around Beaune, Griset Blanc; in Meursault, Plant Gris; and in the Yonne (ie: Chablis), ...
Bourgogne Aligoté, France
Light dry white, with a hint of floral aroma and often a touch of fruit.
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ALIGOTÉ
White type of vine of Burgundy giving " bourgogne aligoté ", wine to drinking young.
ALTESSE
White type of vine giving of the " roussettes " of Savoy of a large smoothness.
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In the village of Bouzeron, in the northern part of this area, are being produced white wines with Aligoté grape, certainly the best French wines produced with this grape.
The wines must comprise solely this variety and no other, unlike the more generic Bourgogne Aligoté which, perhaps surprisingly, may legally include up to 15% Chardonnay.
Muscadet / Bourgogne Aligoté (White Burgundy) / Alsace Sylvaner / Chablis / Beaujolais Primeur Rouge
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Bourgogne aoc - Bourgogne Aligoté
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It comprises the districts of Chablis (dry white wines), Côte d'Or (red and white), Beaujolais (red), and Mâcon (white and red). The white wines are made from Chardonnay or Aligoté, the reds from Pinot Noir or (in Beaujolais) Gamay.
Winemakers are allowed to add up to 15% of pinot noir, chardonnay, aligoté or melon grapes to the blend with the gamay grape. Serve with chicken and other poultry, cold meats, vegetables, salads and stuffed peppers.
This slightly sweet cocktail is made with a base of dry white wine to which a tablespoon (or to taste) of crème de cassis (blackcurrant liqueur) is added, along with a twist of lemon peel. The traditional wine to use is Bourgogne Aligoté, ...
These "successful" crosses included Chardonnay and siblings such as Aligoté, Aubin Vert, Auxerrois, Bachet noir, Beaunoir, Franc Noir de la-Haute-Saõne, Gamay Blanc Gloriod, Gamay noir, Melon, Knipperlé, Peurion, Roublot, Sacy and Dameron.
 See also: Wine, White, Blanc, Chardonnay, Region
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