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Types of Wine Grapes: Chardonnay

Episode 6 Published 3 years ago
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Ep 6

Are you a wine lover that gave up Chardonnay during the Anything But Chardonnay, also known as ABC, phase? I find that people often feel strongly about Chardonnay, and usually in the negative direction but I think it’s impossible to hate all Chardonnays! 


So, why is Chardonnay often looked at in a negative way? Well, we are going to dive deep into that along with the history of the Chardonnay grape, why there was a rise and a fall, how it’s produced to get that buttery flavor, whether Chardonnay should be drunk cold straight from the fridge, and so much more. And stick around to the end when I highlight my favorite regions for Chardonnay, including my go-to region for budget-friendly bottles of Chardonnay.


My hope is that by the end of this episode, you will give Chardonnay another chance!


So whether you are a Chardonnay lover or skeptic this episode is sure to provide interesting insights into this infamous grape! Grab your favorite glass of Chardonnay and press play!


Episode Highlights:

  • The history of the Chardonnay grape


  • The rise and fall of Chardonnay


  • Where does the buttery flavor in Chardonnay come from


  • Why I believe it’s impossible to hate Chardonnay


  • Adaptability and challenges of Chardonnay grapes


  • How climate affects the taste and the alcohol level


  • What brought about “ABC” - otherwise known as anything but Chardonnay


  • How do oak barrels change the flavors of Chardonnay


  • My 6 favorite regions for Chardonnay


  • My go-to spot for budget-friendly bottles of Chardonnay 



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