Chardonnay

About this grape variety

The world's most planted and most travelled white grape, Chardonnay is the variety behind white Burgundy (Côte de Beaune Premier and Grand Crus), Chablis, Champagne (as one of three blending grapes) and countless New World expressions. Naturally a neutral grape, Chardonnay takes on the character of its site and its winemaking — Chablis is steely and mineral, Meursault rich and nutty, oaked Napa buttery and tropical. Best at home in cool-to-moderate climates on limestone soils, but adaptable almost anywhere.

Wines with this grape variety

Ermelinda Fat Baron Chardonnay

Ermelinda Fat Baron Chardonnay

Península de Setúbal White
Ermelinda Freitas

Ermelinda Freitas

Península de Setúbal White
Ermelinda Freitas Reserva

Ermelinda Freitas Reserva

Península de Setúbal White
Fat Baron Reserva

Fat Baron Reserva

Península de Setúbal White
J.P.

J.P.

Península de Setúbal Red
J.P.

J.P.

Península de Setúbal Red
Louco

Louco

Península de Setúbal White
Palmelão Palmela

Palmelão Palmela

Península de Setúbal White
Quinta Da Bacalhôa

Quinta Da Bacalhôa

Península de Setúbal Red
Quinta Da Bacalhôa

Quinta Da Bacalhôa

Península de Setúbal Red
Quinta Da Bacalhôa

Quinta Da Bacalhôa

Península de Setúbal White
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Frequently asked questions

How many Chardonnay wines can I compare on Wine Radar?

Wine Radar compares prices for wines made from Chardonnay across Portuguese online retailers — 1766 in the catalogue.

Which regions produce Chardonnay wines?

Chardonnay wines on Wine Radar come mainly from Champagne, Bairrada, Lisboa, Burgundy, Alentejo.

What is Chardonnay?

The world's most planted and most travelled white grape, Chardonnay is the variety behind white Burgundy (Côte de Beaune Premier and Grand Crus), Chablis, Champagne (as one of three blending grapes) and countless New World expressions. Naturally a neutral grape, Chardonnay takes on the character of its site and its…