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The greatest white grape of all in a variety of delicious guises
Responsible for the monumental and eye-wateringly expensive white wines of Burgundy, Chardonnay remains king for many wine aficionados. Here you can enjoy exceptional expressions of this great grape from all corners of the globe.
Quantities:
12 bottles of white
Bin number:
406904
Alc vol:13.00% | Line no:623353
Laurent Miquel creates a balanced, elegant wine by blending different cuvées over several months to achieve a perfect balance of fresh fruit character with ripeness and weight. The final blend is given extra texture, structure and complexity by 60% being aged in large oak barrels. Available exclusively online at waitrosecellar.com
Alc vol:13.50% | Line no:532883
This is an elegant and beautifully balanced Chardonnay with notes of citrus and apple. The grapes are from the foothills of the Andes, at 550m above sea level, where cool mornings and nights bring freshness. Pair with roasted butternut squash or baked fish in a creamy sauce. Available exclusively online at waitrosecellar.com
Alc vol:12.50% | Line no:829359
This wine is exceptional value: 40% of the blend was fermented in high-quality French oak, bringing layered complexity to the bright golden apple and melon fruit. Elegant and full of flavour, this vibrant wine has notes of lemon meringue pie and white peach. Soft, smooth and refreshing, it’s a delicious pairing for roast chicken or for fish pie.
Alc vol:13.00% | Line no:836297
This is a stunning example of the quality wines that Chardonnay can produce in Gisborne. Lees stirring and ageing in oak barrels have created a complex wine that is beautifully textured, with generous flavours of white peach, fresh lime and toasted nuts. Perfect with fish pie or roast chicken.
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