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How to Get the Most From Your Chardonnay

... wine oaked, unoaked, full or light bodied, from the Old Word or New, you are certain to come across a Chardonnay that will be to your liking. Look for the ValueChardonnay has its roots in Burgundy and although you’ll come across some very ... Read Read: How to Get the Most From Your Chardonnay

By: Louise Truswell | 08/01/2009 | Food & Beverage
Bill Garlough

Seafood, Chardonnay - Match Made for Summer

... seafood is slightly acidic. Chardonnay, with its buttery character, is complex, which compliments the straightforward flavors of seafood. A chardonnay aged in stainless steel pairs better with delicate white fish. The chardonnays produced ... Read Read: Seafood, Chardonnay - Match Made for Summer

By: Bill Garlough | 19/08/2008 | Wines & Spirits

About Chardonnay

... of the climate, soil, and other factors that go into growing the grapes. Because of this, a Columbia Valley Chardonnay will be different than one from France. Even within a small viticultural area, the differences between grapes grown in ... Read Read: About Chardonnay

By: Tim Sousa | 29/07/2008 | Food & Beverage

Chardonnay – the Universal Wine

... the versatility of the grape from almost every wine producing country in the world. So which are the types of Chardonnay to look out for? What do they taste like? Here are a couple of generalisations to get you on your way. Of course ... Read Read: Chardonnay – the Universal Wine

By: Fiona Muller | 22/05/2008 | Wines & Spirits
Bill Garlough

Pair Some BBQ with a chardonnay

... If you are a little "porked out," grilled chicken and fish are a welcome change. A wine that pairs well with both of these is Chardonnay. This can be a great patio wine while enjoying backyard grilling with family and friends this summer. ... Read Read: Pair Some BBQ with a chardonnay

By: Bill Garlough | 19/08/2009 | Wines & Spirits

Chardonnay – A Versatile Little Grape

... bodied wine. The underlying fruit is still very much present but this is enhanced by flavours of vanilla and butter. Oaked Chardonnay is still very much a feature of Australian wines today but unoaked versions have also become popular.The ... Read Read: Chardonnay – A Versatile Little Grape

By: Louise Truswell | 11/05/2009 | Drinks
Scott Wells

Chardonnay and Merlot Wines

... universal trait or style that is directly applied to the wine. There are many different flavors, blends, and more. Not all Chardonnays have a smoky note to them either. Merlot Merlot is made primarily from the Vitis vinifera species. The ... Read Read: Chardonnay and Merlot Wines

By: Scott Wells | 22/10/2009 | Wines & Spirits

Famous Chardonnay Back on Top

... the origins of Chardonnay, but with no written references. Another direction points to an Austrian vine very similar to Chardonnay, called Morillon. The name Morillon has been used during the middle Ages in the region of Burgundy and was an ... Read Read: Famous Chardonnay Back on Top

By: Alison White | 05/07/2006 | Free

California Winemakers - A Style of Chardonnay

... richness and texture, the essential characteristics that was previously synonymous with white burgundy. However, the Californian Chardonnays have never tasted like the white burgundy. While the French needed nothing short of a miracle ... Read Read: California Winemakers - A Style of Chardonnay

By: Kris Koonar | 20/01/2007 | Destinations

Learn About Chardonnay

... less acid content as well, which makes them work well with seafood as well. There are a lot of food that you can pair Chardonnay with, which is what makes it so popular. A lot of fine restaurants serve it as well, especially Italian and ... Read Read: Learn About Chardonnay

By: Jerry Shannon | 06/01/2009 | Food & Beverage
Nicholas Tan

An Introduction to Chardonnay

... less acid content as well, which makes them work well with seafood as well.  There are a lot of food that you can pair Chardonnay with, which is what makes it so popular.  A lot of fine restaurants serve it as well, especially Italian and ... Read Read: An Introduction to Chardonnay

By: Nicholas Tan | 11/10/2008 | Wines & Spirits

Wine and Food Pairing

... in new oak barrels results in a rich, buttery taste often described as toastiness, vanilla, apple, nutty, or toffee. Chardonnays aged in French oak result in a milder flavor than those aged in American oak. Food and Wine Pairing: ... Read Read: Wine and Food Pairing

By: Kathy Howe | 07/07/2006 | Art & Entertainment
bruce nichols

Endangered Whites

... regions previously dominated by indigenous varietals, such as Italy’s Alto Adige. So while all this has been good for chardonnay consumers, sadly, varietals that were just beginning to be recognized, that is consumers began exploring and ... Read Read: Endangered Whites

By: bruce nichols | 19/05/2009 | Wines & Spirits
Curry Master

Matching Wine With Food

... is split almost 50/50 between white and red and there are some excellent choices. Recommended white wines include the obvious Chardonnay(which includes Chablis), South African Chenin Blanc, Italian Pinot Grigio or Orvieto and the hugely ... Read Read: Matching Wine With Food

By: Curry Master | 17/02/2009 | Wines & Spirits
Bill Garlough

Spring Into Salads With These Wine Pairings

... provides a perfect balance with this dressing. • Grilled chicken caesar salad pairs well with an acidic style of Chardonnay and Pinot Grigio as they can stand up to the bold flavors of garlic and anchovies. • Caprese salad, a combination ... Read Read: Spring Into Salads With These Wine Pairings

By: Bill Garlough | 19/08/2008 | Wines & Spirits

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