Chardonnay

  • Chardonnay is the both the name of a grape and the white wine that it produces. Debate persists about the structural similarities of Chardonnay to Pinot noir and Pinot Blanc, however the grapes are native, along with these other varieties, to the Burgundy region of France.
  • Chablis

    The Chablis region in France lies in the northwest portion of Burgundy and is famous for producing almost solely Chardonnay. Unfortunately, the term Chablis was used in other parts otf the world, most notably California, on the labels of other, inferior white wines damaging Chablis reputation. It is no longer legal to use this term on a wine label outside of Chablis, France. Likewise, it is no longer legal, with the exception of one winery in California, to use the term Champagne on sparkling wine made outside of Champagne, France.

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