Weekly wine deal: Aligoté

A little-used grapes proves that shouldn't be so.

May 26, 2010 at 3:23PM

You say al-lee-GOH-tay, I say ... drink this wine ASAP. Jed Steele's Shooting Star Washington State Aligoté ($14) is a tangy, tasty delight, with bracing lemon flavors and clean acidity. Known mostly as the (poor) second white grape of Burgundy behind chardonnay, aligoté is rarely seen on these shores; this wine proves the fallacy of that notion. Try it with virtually any seafood or chicken dish.

BILL WARD

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