chardonnay
/ˌʃɑrdəˈneɪ/
noun
- A type of white wine made from the Chardonnay grape, often described as dry and full-bodied.
- This chardonnay has a buttery flavor with hints of vanilla.
- She ordered a glass of chilled chardonnay with her fish dinner.
- They visited a vineyard in California that specializes in chardonnay.
- The green-skinned grape variety used to make Chardonnay wine.
- Chardonnay is one of the most widely planted grape varieties in the world.
- The vineyard's chardonnay vines are over thirty years old.
- The chardonnay grapes were harvested in early September.