Le Champ des Etoiles Chardonnay 2023
Vin de France
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Le Champ des Etoiles Chardonnay is made in classic Mâcon-Villages style by Chai winemaker Mark Hoddy. Mark, however, chooses to use the best grapes from ocean-cooled vineyards in the Languedoc. A great white with creamy stone fruit and elegant zip.
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Wine Details
- White - Dry
France- Pale Green Gold
- Chardonnay
- 9.375 Units
- 12.5% ABV
- 750 ml
- 30 June 2027
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Citrus and ripe peach, with rounded buttery hints, a mineral edge
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
The mission for the wines made at Le Chai Mediterranné is to make classic Grand Cru styles at a good value price. So our winemaker, Mark Hoddy, sources grapes not from the pricy, famous-name appellations, but from tucked-away vineyards where the quality is outstanding. This poised, elegant white is crafted very much like a fine white Burgundy, yet the fruit is from the Languedoc. Mark sources the best Chardonnay grapes of the vintage from trusted growers, many from cooler sites to retain that tantalising bite of freshness and minerality in the finished wine. Ageing on lees in barrel lends a creamy rounded texture and complexity to Le Champ. Yet the fruit remains foremost. Gently chill and enjoy with creamy white meat dishes or salmon.
The mission for the wines made at Le Chai Mediterranné is to make classic Grand Cru styles at a good value price. So our winemaker, Mark Hoddy, sources grapes not from the pricy, famous-name appellations, but from tucked-away vineyards where the quality is outstanding. This poised, elegant white is crafted very much like a fine white Burgundy, yet the fruit is from the Languedoc. Mark sources the best Chardonnay grapes of the vintage from trusted growers, many from cooler sites to retain that tantalising bite of freshness and minerality in the finished wine. Ageing on lees in barrel lends a creamy rounded texture and complexity to Le Champ. Yet the fruit remains foremost. Gently chill and enjoy with creamy white meat dishes or salmon.
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