The grapes for Olivier Leflaive's Bourgogne Aligoté are sourced from plots located in Puligny and Corpeau. Matured for 10 months (20% in stainless steel tank 80% in oak barrels) before release, this white wine displays a touch of butter and notes of cut hay and minerality on the nose. A delectable and gourmet wine with fatness on the palate.
Olivier Leflaive is one of Burgundy’s most respected wine producers, offering wines of exceptional quality, consistency and style from village appellations and cru vineyards across the legendary Côte d’Or. While Olivier Leflaive is technically a négociant house, its approach sets...
The wine region of Burgundy provides a multitude of different appellations and vineyards split between numerous individual owners, each with varying degrees of competence and experience. Thus buying and enjoying Burgundy can appear to be a complex and exasperating process for wine consumers. However, for fervent admirers...
Aligoté is a white wine grape variety that was first recorded in Burgundy in the 18th century and is still planted almost exclusively there; although there are limited plantings of the variety in Bulgaria, Moldavia and even California. For winemakers...
