Chardonnay
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Morillon (Chardonnay) 2010From Styria, with a salinity and warm fruit.Special Price £12.00 Regular Price £18.77Winemaker: Kollerhof LeutschachCountry: AustriaVariety: ChardonnayVintage: 2010
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Chardonnay Smaragd 2007Dazzling Chardonnay£32.35Winemaker: Leo AlzingerCountry: AustriaVariety: ChardonnayVintage: 2007
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Süße Löwen Spätlese 2013 Half bottle 37.5 clA sweet wine for dining pairings.£19.56Winemaker: Heidi SchroeckCountry: AustriaVariety: Chardonnay, WelschrieslingVintage: 2013
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Beaujolais Villages Blanc 2018Very seductive Chardonnay£19.20Winemaker: Domaine des BravesCountry: FranceVariety: ChardonnayVintage: 2018
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Beaujolais Villages Blanc Chantemerle 2018The fantastic Chantemerle Chardonnay£23.90Winemaker: Jérome LacondemineCountry: FranceVariety: ChardonnayVintage: 2018
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Opera 2019Alpine Chardonnay with friends£29.56Winemaker: Mamete PrevostiniCountry: ItalyVariety: ChardonnayVintage: 2019
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Beaujolais Blanc 2020Fresh and interesting Beaujolais Chardonnay£19.40Winemaker: Domaine de la MillerancheCountry: FranceVariety: ChardonnayVintage: 2020
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Les Murailles Brut Non Vintage£38.44Winemaker: Badoux VinsCountry: SwitzerlandVariety: ChardonnayVintage: NV
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Chardonnay 2020One of the best in the country this year£48.01Winemaker: Bechtel WeineCountry: SwitzerlandVariety: ChardonnayVintage: 2020
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Beaujolais Villages Blanc Chantemerle 2019Chantemerle is an impressive complex Chardonnay£23.90Winemaker: Jérome LacondemineCountry: FranceVariety: ChardonnayVintage: 2019
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Beaujolais Villages Blanc Chantemerle 2022An impressive Chardonnay and a bargain£24.18Winemaker: Jérome LacondemineCountry: FranceVariety: ChardonnayVintage: 2022
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Beaujolais Villages Blanc Cuvée Chantemerle 2013A beautifully complex Chardonnay that aged like a dream£22.27Winemaker: Vincent LacondemineCountry: FranceVariety: ChardonnayVintage: 2013
Chardonnay is an international grape variety that originated in eastern central France although there have been claims that it comes from Lebanon. These claims can be disproved since DNA testing has identified Chardonnay’s parents and neither have ever been cultivated in Lebanon.
Chardonnay is a natural cross between Pinot and Gouais Blanc. It is therefore, the sibling of Melon, Gamay Noir, Aligoté and many others. The three named are significant because Chardonnay has been known under variations of their names at times in the past. In Switzerland, Chardonnay has been crossed with Chasselas to produce Doral.