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- noun Alternative capitalization of
Chardonnay
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Examples
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Wineries and vineyards have invested heavily in chardonnay, which is far easier to grow and ripen on Long Island.
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They also brought in chardonnay, for what should be a naked version, as well as riesling grapes, which were given an arrested fermentation to keep a natural level of sweetness.
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No sense of direction in how chardonnay is made in Long Island.
TasteCamp 2009
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No sense of direction in how chardonnay is made in Long Island.
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Secondly, chardonnay is the 2nd most planted grape on Long Island (merlot is 1st).
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I prefer a red, although a chardonnay is often paired with Thanksgiving dinner.
Q&A 2009
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No sense of direction in how chardonnay is made in Long Island.
LENNDEVOURS: 2009
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They also brought in chardonnay, for what should be a naked version, as well as riesling grapes, which were given an arrested fermentation to keep a natural level of sweetness.
Bryan Calandrelli 2009
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Of winemaker Baeza's current releases, this $13 chardonnay is the best.
Hudson Valley Wine 2009
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Sure, you can assume that the chardonnay is responsible for the ripe pear aromas and flavors.
LENNDEVOURS: 2008
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