Whites/Charles Woodson's Intercept Charles Woodson's Intercept Chardonnay 2019 750 ml
Charles Woodson's Intercept Charles Woodson's Intercept Chardonnay 2019 750 ml
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Charles Woodson's Intercept Chardonnay 2019 is a California Chardonnay from the Intercept label founded by former NFL cornerback Charles Woodson. Chardonnay is one of the most flexible white wine grapes, capable of a lean, citrus-driven style when made in stainless steel or a richer, creamier style when it sees oak and malolactic fermentation, and this bottling leans toward the fuller end of that range with baked apple, vanilla, and a buttery texture typical of oak-aged California Chardonnay. Expect a rounded, medium-to-full body with a smooth finish rather than sharp acidity. It suits drinkers who prefer a richer, more textured white over a crisp, unoaked style.
How to drink Charles Woodson's Intercept Chardonnay
Chill this to around 50-55°F, a bit warmer than you'd pour a crisp white, since the richer style shows better without being ice cold. Roast chicken or a creamy pasta both match the buttery, oak-driven texture well.
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Chardonnay
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What temperature should Chardonnay be served at?
A fuller, oak-aged style like this is best around 50-55°F, warmer than a lean, unoaked white, since serving it too cold mutes the vanilla and buttery notes.
What food pairs well with an oak-aged Chardonnay?
Roast or grilled chicken, creamy pasta dishes, and richer seafood like lobster or scallops all complement Chardonnay's buttery texture and oak-driven notes.
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