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Chardonnay

White Wine Grape

Chardonnay

Chardonnay is one of the world’s most widely planted white grape varieties. Originating in Burgundy, it is valued for its adaptability and its ability to reflect both site and winemaking, from crisp unoaked styles to fuller, barrel-aged expressions.
Origin Burgundy, France
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Where It Is Grown

Burgundy
Champagne
California
Margaret River
Yarra Valley
Tasmania
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Typical Tasting Profile

Fruit

Lemon, apple, pear, peach, melon, pineapple

Floral / Herbal

Citrus blossom, white flowers, subtle mineral notes

Spice / Other

Nutmeg, clove, toast

Oak Influence

Oak ageing can add vanilla, butter, toast, hazelnut and a creamy texture

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Structure

Acidity Medium+
Tannin Low
Body Medium+
Sweetness Dry
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What to Expect in the Glass

Dry white wines ranging from fresh and citrus-driven to richer, creamier styles with stone fruit, oak spice and texture. Climate and winemaking have a strong influence on style.

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Famous Regions & Appellations

Chablis Côte de Beaune Champagne Margaret River Sonoma Coast Yarra Valley

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