Chalk Hill, Russian River Chardonnay

Located in the world-renown Sonoma wine region of California, they say no other winery captures the casual luxury of Sonoma County better than Chalk Hill. The name Chalk Hill comes from the unique volcanic soil of chalky white ash, which is a near perfect match for the planting of white wine varietals, like this sophisticated and gorgeous Chardonnay.

The Chalk Hill winery in Healdsburg, in Sonoma County is one of the high profile wineries in the Foley Family group. Established by Fred Furth who purchased the home property in 1972, Chalk Hill grew to produce Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc and Syrah. William Foley purchased the operation in 2010 and has continued the production of acclaimed wine. The Sonoma Coast Chardonnay includes fruit from vineyards throughout Sonoma County, primarily from the Foley Family estate vineyards.

Packed with delectable, classic flavours from the prized area of Sonoma Coast, this is made with 100% malolactic (buttery) fermentation and a good amount of new oak. The result offers a vanilla and lemon curd – creamy mouthfeel. This is top notch full favour Califoranina Chardonnay satisfaction.

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About This Wine

Country
US
Region
California
Appellation
Sonoma County
Type
White
Varietal
Chardonnay
Soils
Volcanic soil of chalky white ash
Closure
Screwcap
Alcohol
14.6%
Pairing
Seared scallops and grilled salmon fillet with herb butter sauce.

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Chardonnay

In my opinion, Chardonnay is the King of white grapes. The main variety in the production of white Burgundy and where it first gained a following. It is thought to originate in a village by the same name in the Maconnais. However, its versatility and ability to grow in many different climates and soils combined…