Burgundy might be keeping a secret, but Oregon’s Willamette Valley is bringing it out into the open. Aligoté is the “other” white grape of Bourgogne, often found living in Chardonnay’s shadow. It generally boasts vibrant acidity, versatility and range. Worldwide, plantings are estimated between 120,000 and 124,000 acres, with the majority found in Eastern Europe. Bourgogne accounts for around 4,200 acres. And although Aligoté plantings remain comparatively scarce in the Willamette Valley, with...