Forgive me, is Chardonnay the same as wine?!
Forgive me, is Chardonnay the same as wine?
Answers: Chardonnay is a type of grape from which a certain type of white wine is made from.
Chardonnay tends to be a more acidic, creamy, dry wine. Many of the wine makers like to use a lot of oak (from the barrel) for this wine, so they also tend to be a bit oaky. It is a good white wine made in many parts of the world, most reknown in France as well as California. In fact, many of the Champagne is actually made partly froM Chardonnay grapes. Chardonnay grapes likes cooler temperature, so they are commonly grown in the Carnero district of California.
It is indeed a good wine that goes well with food that are not too overpowering. It really goes well with salad as well as lightly flavored chicken dish. Chardonnay is typically served in 50-low 60's degree. Source(s):
host monthly wine tasting dinner Chardonnay is a wine. yes it is a type of wine It is a type of grape from which wine is made... I thought it was a name brand of wine??? To me, like drinking oak, only in liquid form. its a wine It is a type of wine. Chardonnay is a dry white wine that is typically aged in oak barrels. It is best served with light fish/seafood, chicken and some pork dishes. Yes, chardonnay is my favorite wine! Chardonnay is a region in France. Each of the grape growing/wine producing regions has a name, and that region gives name to the wines that come from there. This is why you will only ever find French Champagne, or a Burgundy from France. chardonnay is a varietal, meaning the name of the grape used is the same as the wine made from it.