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Rombauer’s Carneros Chardonnay is an iconic Napa cuvée that’s landed on the Wine Spectator Top 100 list multiple times, with the magazine’s critics noting: “Rombauer defines the California Chardonnay style that so many adore.” Our members have agreed, lavishing a stunning 4.6 out of five stars on the last vintage we offered and a 4.5…
Sold Out. If you knocked on Samuel Louis Smith’s door, looking for his 96-point 2021 Spear Vineyard Chardonnay, you’d be SOL. Wine Enthusiast liked it so much they named it their top-rated California Chardonnay of the vintage—but only ten barrels were made, and they’ve all left the cellar. You’d be in good company in your…
Shea is without a doubt one of the most famous and sought-after vineyards in all of Oregon. It’s attracted a who’s who list of winemakers virtually since it was planted—and there’s still a mile-long waiting list for grapes. And while Dick Shea still sells 80% of his grapes to others, he’s slowly built Shea Wine…
Nearly two decades ago, a small Napa Valley winery burst onto the scene by topping three absolute icons—Aubert, DuMOL, and Ridge—scoring Wine Spectator’s #1 wine in the category. The winery was Shibumi Knoll. The grape that rocketed them to the top was Chardonnay. Next thing you know, somms from The French Laundry and hundreds of…
On our last visit to Oregon’s Willamette Valley, Chardonnay was the first word out of every winemaker’s mouth—and Laurent Montalieu’s 2021 Soléna shows what all the excitement was about. Montalieu has become a member-favorite by delivering our best-selling Pinot Noir—across all categories—year after year. Now he’s turned his Midas touch to Chardonnay, and his 2021…
There’s no substitute for terroir, and Stuhlmuller Vineyards sits in one of the most coveted sections of Alexander Valley. Just five minutes down the road from Jordan Vineyards, the winery is making exemplary Chardonnay—the kind that usually goes for $40 or more. But because they’re one of the best-kept secrets in Sonoma, their Estate Chardonnay…
The Mazzoni family has been in Alexander Valley for over a century, and, as a result, their vineyard holdings are some of the most coveted in Sonoma. They’ve become a go-to Chardonnay grower for top names in the region, like Jordan—and a slew of clients we aren’t allowed to mention. But the family saves some…
Over 50 years ago, David and Ginny Adelsheim made a crazy wager that sounds unthinkable today. They cashed in their life savings to buy a piece of vineyard land in the Willamette Valley’s Chehalem Mountains, joining a tiny band of Pinot Noir nuts in an industry that was barely six years old. They wouldn’t make…
When the 1980s Chardonnay craze swept through America, just about every winegrowing region in California jumped on the bandwagon. Everything Dean De Korth had learned in the cellars of Puligny and Meursault told him that the variety was far more capricious than advertised, so he turned his attention to the fog-shrouded coast 100 miles south…
Sangiacomo Vineyard is as responsible as any site for Carneros’ world-class Chardonnay reputation, and has the client roster to show for it. Rombauer, La Follette, Saxon-Brown, and Frank Family have all drawn off these famed vines, which is why we were thrilled to score B.R. Cohn’s creamy, fruit-driven classic 2022 Chardonnay from the site that…
Just 40km north of Lyon, in the heart of Beaujolais, is perhaps one of Burgundy’s best-kept Chardonnay secrets. It’s called the Château de Lachassagne, and its 1830 building was constructed on the ruins of an older castle that dates from 1535. Today it’s home to a 26-hectare Chardonnay vineyard surrounded by walls, called a clos,…
We turned onto the unpaved stretch of 1 Rue de Fleys looking for our B&B. The last thing we expected to find was a high-toned, old-vine marvel of northern white Burgundy. The sagging fence posts and the barn’s peeling facade suggested an Andrew Wyeth pastoral—not Chablis royalty. Yet the estate we had stumbled across, Vignobles…
We turned onto the unpaved stretch of 1 Rue de Fleys looking for our B&B. The last thing we expected to find was a high-toned, old-vine marvel of northern white Burgundy. The estate we had stumbled across, Vignobles Dampt Frères, possesses holdings in some of the region’s best vineyards, and their wines are poured at…
We get a little jolt of adrenaline when we see a Saint-Aubin Premier Cru on a wine list. These Chardonnays deliver so much of the crackling, citrusy energy and succulent apple fruit of their neighbors in Puligny-Montrachet, but in a more elegant, vibrant way—AND at half the price. It’s a sure sign that says the…
William Fèvre is a hugely important name in Burgundy. But there’s another branch of this royal family of Chablis that deserves to be known much more widely: Domaine Nathalie & Gilles Fèvre. In 2022, a vintage that Decanter rated 4.5 out of 5 stars, this team of husband, wife, and daughter (all trained enologists) NAILED…
Despite the fame the town of Chardonnay has achieved through its most famous creation, very few wine lovers have ever had the chance to try a bottle of Chardonnay from Chardonnay—which is a shame. But here’s what we love about that: Despite the fame of the name, the village’s off-the-beaten-path status means there are some…
No village in Burgundy has been more exciting in the last decade than Meursault. Although there are no Grand Crus in Meursault, some of the most coveted and expensive white Burgundies hail from the village. But, as in many regions that have experienced a surge of interest, there are still opportunities to be found if…
Our first vintage of Doudet-Naudin Chardonnay Vin de France was one of only five Chardonnays to make the cut for Wine Enthusiast’s Top 100 Best Buys. We offered it to our members, and they loved it, bestowing a rating that made it our top-rated under-$20 Chardonnay of all time. The second vintage earned massive raves…
Since their founding in 1996, DuMOL has risen to the very top of the Russian River Valley hierarchy on the strength of their Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Syrah, and Cabernet. And while DuMOL’s versatility has impressed both critics and wine lovers, their Burgundy varieties have made the biggest waves. No surprise, considering that longtime winemaker Andy…
You want to know who the California Chardonnay elite are, just take a glance at our member-ratings. The bottles that have garnered 4.6 stars or better from Wine Access come from a veritable Chardonnay aristocracy. Peter Michael ($200+) is there. So is Kistler ($200). And rubbing shoulders with these triple-digit-priced titans is DuMOL. DuMOL’s Wester…
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