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Let yourself be enchanted by the various tones of Chardonnay! Wine , which literally reigns over its category, will win you over for its variety and lightness.
Chardonnay wine - characteristics
Together with the Riesling and Sauvignon Blanc varieties, the Chardonnay variety is the most cultivated variety of white grapes. Depending on the climatic conditions of the region of origin, the taste and aroma of Chardonnay wine vary slightly.
- Traditionally, they smell of green apples, pears, honey and hazelnuts. The taste is fuller with a more pronounced acidity.
- Chardonnay from warmer regions is decorated with the scent of exotic fruits, sometimes even caramel.
Chardonnay wine - price
On the market you will find Chardonnay of various qualities with a really wide price range. We have included these wines in the offer from 5 €. If you long for real luxury, there are also magnificent pieces ready for you, the price of which reaches up to € 400.
When compiling the portfolio, we focus on the quality of wines, their affordability, and also on the requirements of more demanding clients. Therefore, do not hesitate to contact us if you need help with the selection.
Chardonnay wines at even better prices
With us, you will always find a diverse range of wines that are currently available in a special discount offer. The Chardonnay white wine category is no exception.
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What the price of Chardonnay white wine depends on
The final amount you pay is determined by many variables. These are by far the most important.
- The place where wine is made
The simple rule is: better soil means better grapes. In addition, only a few bottles a year are produced in the most sought-after wine-growing areas (eg Dijon). - Origin of grapes
his own production. In this case, the wine will be more expensive. - Used barrel
If the producer opts for an expensive barrel, such as oak, this will also be reflected in the final price. - Year of collection
The cheapest Chardonnay are usually a year or two old. With increasing age, their price increases, up to astronomical amounts as in archival specimens from the 70s.