Chamisal Chardonnay
A mature California Chardonnay, held in Commack since release.
The story behind Chamisal
Chardonnay is the white grape grown nearly everywhere wine is made, and in California it ranges from lean and citrus driven to rich and oak aged. The 2009 vintage was a warm, steady year in most California regions, which tends to give rounder fruit and softer acidity. A bottle at this age drinks differently than a young Chardonnay, so expect the fruit to have settled and savory, honeyed notes to come forward.
We stock the Chamisal Chardonnay 2009 here in Commack, and only a bottle or two comes through at a time. Call ahead and we will confirm what is on the shelf.
Explore the Chamisal range
One older California Chardonnay on the shelf, sold as a single bottle while it lasts.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chamisal Chardonnay 2009 750mL | Chardonnay | 750mL | Mature California white, softened fruit, honeyed and savory edges |
Which Chamisal is right for you?
The Chamisal Chardonnay 2009 is priced at 16.98 for the 750mL bottle, and it is currently out of stock. Because we carry just a bottle or two of labels like this, availability moves quickly. Call the store at (631) 343-7200 and we will tell you whether another bottle is on the way.
Wants to taste how a California Chardonnay changes with a decade in bottle.
Needs a rounded white with enough weight for a Sunday dinner table.
Chamisal cocktails and pairings
Serve this Chardonnay lightly chilled, around 50 to 55 degrees, in a wide glass so the older fruit can open up.