Chardonnay 2020, Cannonball

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Chardonnay 2020, Cannonball
Cannonball
£19.50 at The Great Wine Co.
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Step into the world of elegance with the Chardonnay 2020 by Cannonball. This exceptional wine is a true masterpiece, offering a sophisticated nose that will captivate your senses. Delight in the enticing aroma of lemon curd, peaches, and a subtle hint of pie crust.

As you take your first sip, you'll experience a burst of zippy stone fruit and tropical notes that dance on your palate. The refreshing flavors of pineapple transport you to a tropical paradise, while the delicate essence of vanilla bean provides a smooth and velvety finish.

Buy Chardonnay 2020, Cannonball online and indulge in the ultimate wine experience.

  • Sophisticated nose of lemon curd, peaches, and a hint of pie crust
  • Zippy stone fruit and tropical notes
  • Pineapple flavors that transport you to a tropical paradise
  • Soft vanilla bean on the finish for a smooth and velvety touch

At a glance

  • Shop: The Great Wine Co.
  • Brand: Cannonball
  • Price: £19.50

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Good to know

  • Blanc de Blancs Champagne is usually 100% Chardonnay.
  • Recork and refrigerate an opened bottle; it keeps for a few days.
  • Choose unoaked or cool climate Chardonnay for a crisp, fresh style.

Common questions

Is Chardonnay dry?

Still Chardonnay is almost always dry. Ripe fruit and oak can give an impression of sweetness, but there is usually little residual sugar.

Why do some Chardonnays taste buttery?

Mostly because of malolactic fermentation, often combined with oak ageing. Crisp, unoaked styles such as many Chablis have little or none of that character.

Read our guide: Chardonnay

Categories: White Wines, Chardonnay