Joseph Colin, often dubbed the "Prince Harry of White Burgundy" due to his lineage from a renowned winemaking family, crafts this Bourgogne Aligoté Le Jardin de la Côte. The 2021 vintage was particularly challenging, marked by significant frost and low yields, with Joseph Colin opting for zero new oak to emphasize the wine's purity and freshness. This approach highlights the Aligoté grape's bright and fresh characteristics, especially when grown in the cooler, higher-altitude vineyards of Saint-Aubin. On the palate, the 2021 Aligoté Le Jardin de la Côte is described as direct, fresh, and mineral-driven, offering an inviting rather than rigorous profile. Expect notes of green apple, peach, lemon, and lime, complemented by a pleasant minerality and a hint of melon roundness. It's a medium-bodied wine with balanced acidity, a slight tartness, and a deliciously broad, mouthwatering finish. The style is often characterized as "White - Green and Flinty." 🍴 This versatile white Burgundy pairs beautifully with a range of dishes, from shellfish and pasta to rich fish like salmon or tuna. It's also an excellent match for mild and soft cheeses, cured meats, or any fresh seafood. 🥂 Perfect for a refreshing aperitif on a warm day, a casual gathering with friends, or a delightful accompaniment to a seafood dinner. 【 Joseph Colin is the "Prince Harry of White Burgundy" and uses zero new oak for his 2021 Aligoté, highlighting purity and freshness 】