I've always been a Chardonnay fan, even when it seemed to become unfashionable and suddenly everybody wanted nothing but Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio. In recent years, there's been a gentle shift away from in-your-face oaky Chardonnays towards either a purely unoaked ripe fruity type Chardy (does what it says on the label); or what a winemaker might call a more 'reductive' lees-influenced style.
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Showing posts with label Botrytis Semillon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Botrytis Semillon. Show all posts
10 November 2025
Chardonnay: California, Australia, New Zealand.
Labels:
Albariño,
Botrytis Semillon,
Chardonnay,
Fiano,
Marsanne,
Pinot Gris,
Roussanne,
Viognier
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