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Lobster Bisque Recipe with Chardonnay from J Vineyards

May 2, 2015 – 2:12 pm

Check out this recipe for Lobster Bisque from J Vineyards & Winery located in Healdsburg, California.

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Matchbook The Arsonist Chardonnay Provides a Spark

August 21, 2014 – 6:28 am

The Crew Wine Company crafts a Chardonnay that is a very food friendly Chardonnay. The 2012 Matchbook The Arsonist Chardonnay, Dunnigan Hills AVA in Yolo County is a light gold translucent color. The aromas and flavors reminded me of caramel, pears, apples, butter and a hint of slate. The reserve wine is made from the […]

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Sea Mercy Brings Health Care to Remote Islands

August 10, 2014 – 3:31 pm

Discovery how Pearmund Cellars, a Northern Virginia winery is helping Sea Mercy, a floating medical care clinic. The clinic is a very special program designed to help people of isolated islands.

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Unionville Vineyards 2012 Pheasant Hill Chardonnay

May 22, 2014 – 6:41 pm

This estate wine is from Unionville’s Pheasant Hill Vineyards. These vineyards are in America’s Colonial Crescent area of New Jersey. The 18 year-old vines are planted in granite and limestone soil. The wine was fermented and aged for six months in neutral French oak barrels. The yellow colored Chardonnay offered citrus on the aroma. There […]

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Chardonnay Day: the International Grape

May 22, 2014 – 8:04 am

Chardonnay is one of many international grapes grown throughout the world. Even our trip to the country Georgia, that has strong ties to indigenous vitas vinifera, we found some vineyards growing Chardonnay. We have walked in Chardonnay vineyards in Europe, North America and Oceania. Here are some photos of the grape during the growing season. […]

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Korak 2009 Chardonnay Sur Lie

May 23, 2013 – 4:51 pm

I’ve tasted wines made from over two hundred different grape varieties. Of that many different grapes there is only one that I have a true love/hate relationship with. That is Chardonnay. The love/hate doesn’t have anything to do with the style of the Chardonnay. It doesn’t matter if the wine is oaked or unoaked. It […]

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Cook Chicken with Chardonnay Using this Recipe

June 23, 2012 – 12:03 pm

Tomahawk Vineyard & Winery in scenic southern Virginia provided the chicken recipe that follows. The recipes uses Tomahawk’s Chardonnay.

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What would Chardonnay Day Be Without a Bourgogne?

May 24, 2012 – 2:06 pm

Since this is worldwide Chardonnay Day we decided to have a Bourgogne for lunch. Some people prefer the Chards from the Burgundy region of France over the Chardonnays made elsewhere in the world. The 2010 Bourgogne by Domaine Matrot poured almost clear with a golden-yellow tinge. The wine was yellow in the glass. There was […]

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Chardonnay and a Casino

May 24, 2012 – 8:41 am

The Twin Pine Lake County Chardonnay is a surprising Chardonnay that offers a complexity not often associated with a house wine. Even the venue that offers this Chardonnay is unique. The wine had an aroma of pineapple and caramel. The taste was ever changing with hints of pear, pineapple apricot and caramel. there was a […]

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Chardonnay, Take It or Leave It

May 23, 2012 – 8:24 am

Tomorrow is Chardonnay Day. A day where thousands if not tens of thousands of tweets will be made worldwide about this noble grape. Some people seem to have a love/hate relationship with the grape, myself included. Seldom do I find myself wanting a Chardonnay. I frequently want a Cabernet Sauvignon, Sagrantino or Petite Sirah. For […]

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