Grown in almost every major winemaking region, there are over 520,000 acres of Chardonnay vines planted around the world. The versatile white grape is notorious for its somewhat divisive nature, with expressions ranging from rich and buttery to fresh and zingy. Though the grape is ubiquitous at wine shops and restaurants, there’s one particular type of Chardonnay that might come as a surprise when you see it on a label or shelf talker: Pink Chardonnay. The article Ask a Wine Pro: What Is Pink Chardonnay? appeared first on VinePair.
📺A Singular Vineyard – Egon Müller
Egon Müller explores how generations of winemaking tradition have shaped his philosophy, forging a distinctive and singular approach to wine, and concludes t...



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