Chardonnay Has a Lot More to Offer Than Buttery and Oaky, Here's How to Find the Best. The Chardonnay grape produces some of the world’s most popular white wines, in styles that range from rich ...

The stereotypical Meursault of the 1990s was described as ‘buttery’. ... Chardonnays were exposed liberally to oak, so a typical Australian Chardonnay then was greenish, rich and oaky.

Rich & Buttery noticeably contains the word ‘butter’ in it, and both marks are used to convey the same meaning: the flavor profile of the wine.” This isn’t the first trademark dispute between the ...

Most wine lovers know Chardonnay as the rich, buttery, oaky white wine that they either love or hate, but that's not the real Chardonnay. Learn what this iconic wine really tastes like.

To our surprise, this is a question we have been asked with increasing frequency over the past six months: Where can I get a buttery American Chardonnay? Or, as Jacqueline Jenkins of Riverside ...

America's favorite wine -- Chardonnay -- earned its popularity for a reason. Though it's one of the world's truly great grapes, it can also be a viticultural tabula rasa. Unlike Sangiovese, for ...

World-renowned Napa Valley and its Chardonnays may have recovered some lost ground in the past 16 months, since a disappointing tasting when The Chronicle wine panel recommended a meager 12.8 ...

It was rich and textured, ... judged the Crowley to be typical of “the oaky/buttery chardonnay style,” which varied wildly from my own ... whites and rosé with our tips and recommendations.

Sometimes it’s difficult to tell from the label if the chardonnay inside is going to be light and crisp, big and oaky or somewhere in between. The name of this California wine makes it pretty ...