Harlow Ridge Chardonnay
Lodi Chardonnay, creamy and crisp, priced like it isn't.
The story behind Harlow Ridge
Harlow Ridge launched in 2006 under Fred T., Joseph S. and John G. Franzia, taking its name from Harlow Court, the bottling site near the Napa Valley airport. The fruit comes from Lodi in California's Central Valley, ground known for expressive, sun ripe character.
The Chardonnay is not a strict single varietal. It runs 93% Chardonnay with 6% Muscat Blanc and 1% Pinot Grigio, which lifts the aromatics and rounds the middle. Malolactic fermentation gives it that creamy weight, apple, pear and dried pineapple, vanilla and toasted nuts, then a crisp finish pulls it back into line.
Explore the Harlow Ridge range
Harlow Ridge keeps a short, value driven lineup. The Chardonnay leads, with red and white companions from the same Lodi sourcing.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Harlow Ridge Chardonnay 750mL | White, Chardonnay blend | 25 (12.5% ABV) | Apple, pear, dried pineapple, vanilla, butter, toasted nuts |
| Harlow Ridge Cabernet Sauvignon 750mL | Red, Cabernet Sauvignon | Not stated | Dark fruit, firm structure, value priced everyday red |
| Harlow Ridge Pinot Noir 750mL | Red, Pinot Noir | Not stated | Light body, red cherry, soft tannin |
| Harlow Ridge Pinot Grigio 750mL | White, Pinot Grigio | Not stated | Crisp, citrus driven, light and dry |
| Harlow Ridge Chardonnay 750mL | White, Chardonnay blend | 25 (12.5% ABV) | Creamy mid palate, cool serving, seafood friendly |
Which Harlow Ridge is right for you?
Harlow Ridge Chardonnay sits in the value tier, and we price it that way. The 750mL bottle is $7.98, which puts a Lodi Chardonnay with real malolactic weight under eight dollars. The Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Noir both run $8.99, and the Pinot Grigio is $9.99. Stock on the Chardonnay moves fast and it is currently out at the store, so call (631) 343-7200 or ask us to flag the next drop. Buy Harlow Ridge online when it lands, or pick it up free curbside in Commack.
Under eight dollars, creamy enough for roast chicken, crisp enough for fish.
$8.99, dependable with burgers and tomato sauce, no ceremony required.
$9.99, dry and citrusy, easy on a warm afternoon.