aligote造句

• Perhaps it was an Aligote, a relatively neutral French white, which could be mistaken for a light-bodied red without much varietal character.
• I wanted something bright and fresh with this food and chose 1999 Aligote from Ghislaine & Jean-Hugues Goisot ( $ 20 ).
• The most famous sparkling wines are those made in the Sauvignon, Aligote, Traminer pink, Muscat blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Pinot noir.
• These include gamay, from which all Beaujolais wines are made; melon, the source of all muscadet, and another important Burgundy grape called aligote.
• In recent years, however, in the skilled hands of growers like Aubert de Villaine, aligote has become a modest but worthy second Burgundian white wine.
• So far as anyone can determine, Montrachet has always been made from chardonnay, but Corton-Charlemagne originally was produced from pinot gris, pinot blanc and aligote.
• We also turned our backs on aligote, an attractive but lesser Burgundy white, simply because it would have been the only non-chardonnay wine in the tasting.
• In France, look for Ramonet's Bourgogne Aligote, a white made from the lesser aligote grape, and learn what great wine makers can do with routine materials.
• In France, look for Ramonet's Bourgogne Aligote, a white made from the lesser aligote grape, and learn what great wine makers can do with routine materials.
• The white Burgundy wine known as aligote, which is mouth-puckeringly tart when drunk on its own, blends perfectly with creme de cassis to become the classic kir.
• In 1979, when the Aligote de Bouzeron appellation was established, mostly through De Villaine's efforts, there were about 40 acres of the grape in the commune.
• After a warm-up of three tangy Oleron oysters and a glass of bourgogne aligote, I lunched on ruthlessly fresh, steamed monkfish medallions in a light tarragon sauce.
• Aligote has more acid, less body and less aging potential than chardonnay, the only other white grape authorized in Burgundy, but it holds admirably as this $ 13 wine shows.
• Chablis is made only from chardonnay, but a good Beaujolais, while mostly gamay, may also include a bit of pinot noir, some pinot gris or chardonnay, or aligote or melon.
• Mixed with Aligote, a white burgundy, any of the three makes the delicious cocktail kir _ or a " kir royale " when mixed with a champagne-like sparkling white burgundy.
• Louis Latour, one of the best known of all the Burgundy shippers, makes a pleasant aligote, which sells for $ 10, and a delicious Montagny, La Grand Roche, $ 12.
• It is well known for both its red and white wines, mostly made from Pinot noir and Chardonnay grapes, respectively, although other grape varieties can be found, including Gamay, Aligote, Pinot blanc, and Sauvignon blanc.
• Chardonnay, Gamay noir, Aligote _ 16 classic French varietals in all _ turn out to be direct offspring of a single Pinot-Gouais pairing, according to the most careful analysis ever done of identifying patterns found in the plant genetic code.
• Given that any list of whites could begin and end with chardonnay, this one shall : two from the Cote Chalonnaise, at the southern end of Burgundy's Cote d'Or, along with an aligote, all three a bit above the $ 10 line.
• The 16 varieties that Meredith said were produced by the Pinot-Gouais mating are Aligote, Aubin vert, Auxerrois, Bachet noir, Beaunoir, Chardonnay, Dameron, Franc noir de la Haute Saone, Gamay blanc Gloriod, Gamay noir, Knipperle, Melon, Peurion, Romorantin, Roublot and Sacy.