Chardonnay Wines

Planeta's top, miniscule production Chardonnay 'Didacus' is a sensational wine: the equal of top vineyard sites in Burgundy or California, and yet with unmistakable Sicilian character Effusive nectarine, golden apple, grilled pineapple, clotted cream and toasted coconut aromas explode from the glass, and in the mouth it has an amazing, unctuous texture coupled to livewire acidity Absolutely astonishing stuff!

Straw yellow,clear and bright, this wine shows lifted bright fruit characters of tropical fruits, like pineapple The wine is full bodied with the richness and palate weight of a classic Chardonnay

Chardonnay with intense golden reflections On the nose the wine is very balanced with notes of honey and intense aromas of fresh fruit and flowers It's a wine with good acidity, fresh and harmonious finish

Cannonball does a beautiful job of making a friendly, easygoing and fun Chardonnay, with scents of ripe golden apples, juicy pears and just a hint of citrus Soft, juicy and creamy-textured, this is a wine that is more about the fruit than the oak - the wood is there, but very much in the background Overall, the impression is of orchard fruits, ripened to perfection in the benign California sunshine

Pale golden yellow colour with green highlights A very pure bouquet that opens with notes of flowers, citrus fruits and white-fleshed fruits It is beautifully nuanced and balanced on the palate A delicate touch of honey accompanies the finish with its fresh and spicy charm

This gorgeous Chardonnay gives off irresistible scents of mellow, dusky peach and tropical fruit It shows exceptional balance, with satisfying richness and roundness, while retaining a distinctive 'mineral' vein running through the middle Now softened with maturity, it presents a bevelled, rounded, comfortably mellow personality - understated, yet utterly brilliant This is made from the fruit of a single vineyard site at Traiguen in the Malleco Valley, around 400 miles south of Santiago, and near the southerly limit of viticulture in Chile The landscape is dominated by snow-capped volcanoes (hence the name), and growing conditions are challenging in this marginal climate The challenge is worth it, because marginal climates can produce some of the world's most thrilling wines, of which this is one