Are we in Chablis? The purity of its aroma and taste of this wine would have you believe that it is a cool climate Chardonnay showing a little more acidity and less fruity flavors than Chardonnay wines grown in warmer climates like Dry Creek Valley.
This is a distinctive chardonnay, a prime example of the concept that good wine tells us much about its place of origin and this one points to a specific sort of mineral sand and clay quality.
Enjoyed over dinner as the wine warms it will evolve showing a series of flavor vignettes from apple through seaside aromas to salt; thrillingly alive with underlying subtle fruit flavors.
###Food Pairing & Recipes
This Chablis style wine will work with Coquilles St-Jacques; smoked salmon; gougères (cheese-puffs); ham in a creamy sweet and sour sauce; truffle-salt butter; sushi; guacamole; chicken risotto with soy sauce; you can enjoy it with fish, foie gras, poultry, pork, cheeses, shellfish, whatever. [In fact we have over 33 recipes specifically for this wine right here >>](https://williamsonwines.com/recipes)