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Did you know that Chardonnay is widely considered one of the most popular wines (and grapes) in the world? This is no accident; Chardonnay grapes are robust, relatively easy to grow, and produce a flavor profile that is suitable for connoisseurs and the masses alike. Join us as we take you through everything you need to know about the world’s most popular wine varietal.
What Is Chardonnay Wine?
As we hinted above, Chardonnay is not just the name of the wine but also the name of the grape. These thick-skinned green grapes originated in Burgundy, France, but in modern times these grapes can be found all over the world. They are known for their versatility and for being able to produce an extremely wide range of flavor profiles. Chardonnay grapes are also used in combination with other grapes to produce numerous other popular wine varietals, including champagne, other sparkling wines, and d
While originally produced in France, it didn’t take long for the rest of the world to discover this gem, and chardonnay quickly became one of the most popular wines in the world.
Whether you’re a beginner or a wine connoisseur, the complexity and compelling characteristics of chardonnay wine will likely win you over. Here’s a little background on this famous wine and how to choose the best one for your palate.
Why is Chardonnay So Popular?
Chardonnay is perhaps the most popular wine in the world for a variety of reasons. First, the chardon