Chardonnay

Chardonnay is one of the most widely grown green grapes used to make white wine.

They can be made into many styles of wine ranging from light and crisp to rich and tropical blends to sparkling wine (including Champagne).

Flavor: Wine is crisp, buttery and rich.

Aroma: Depending on where the grapes are grown, when they are planted and how long the wine is aged, Chardonnay can carry the aromas of; apples, hay, peaches, melons, citrus, tropical fruit, vanilla, caramel and even oak if fermented in an oaken barrel.