Reduction of an Allylic Enoate to afford allylic alcohol in presence of Benzyl Acetal Groups I have a question that requires finding a reagent for the reduction of an enoate to the corresponding allylic alcohol. Preferably done in one step too with an acid workup at the end too. 

What types of reducing agents would work? 

Would Lithal be too strong and reduce the acetal groups or would it be okay?
Your benzyl acetal groups should be stable to all varieties of hydride reducing agents.
For the enoate reduction I suggest Dibal-H or LiBH4/Et2O.

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