Chardonnay: it’s the world’s most planted white grape and also the world’s most polarizing wine: you either love it or hate it. I’m hear to show you that Chardonnay is way less obvious (and more nuanced) that you might have thought.
Chardonnay and Viognier are both full-bodied white wines but they have subtle differences. Learn how to identify these wines (even blind) and gain a deeper understanding how to pair them with food.
Chablis (“Shah-blee”) is a Chardonnnay region in the northwest corner of Burgundy, France. Find out how to find a great bottle of Chablis with these tips.
If you’re just getting started with Chardonnay, here’s what you need to know to be Chardonnay smart. There are 3 primary styles of Chardonnay
What’s the difference between Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc? Each wine represents a very different style and taste of dry white wine. Let’s take a closer look at their differences to find out which one you prefer.
Get to know the basics with White Burgundy, the ultimate French Chardonnay. Included are 4 primary styles to know and useful tips on taste, what to expect to spend and food pairing from
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Chardonnay is the most diverse -and most planted- white wine grape in the world. Chardonnay wine ranges from rich and buttery to super zesty. Find out how to get the style of Chardonnay wine you like.
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Have you ever heard someone refer to French Chardonnay as having aromas of baby diaper? Or maybe old gyms socks? We took the analogy too seriously in this video