Chardonnay Wine Grape Vines

The Chardonnay Grape (occasionally called Pinot Chardonnay) produces some of the very best dry white wines in the world. It makes wines of great depth and finesse, with almost a creamy richness in the best vintages. It is used in wine industries in California and the Chablis and Burgundy regions of France, Australia, and New Zealand.

With a fruity character, subsequent barrel-influenced flavors can include oak and vanilla, with creamy or buttery elements gained during fermentation. The berry is considered to be small with a green skin and contains a seed.