Articles Tagged with ''Chardonnay''

Franzia has dressed up its Franzia Chardonnay box with a colorful holiday ugly sweater design, available for a limited time only. The classic knit holiday sweater graphics are accompanied by a printed-on-the-box bow and gift tag.

Barefoot Wine, a brand of E. & J. Gallo Winery, announced the launch of three new lower-calorie varietals: Bright & Breezy Pinot Grigio, Bright & Breezy Chardonnay, and Bright & Breezy Rosé. 

Josh Cellars is diversifying its portfolio with two new varietals: Bourbon Barrel Aged Zinfandel and Buttery Chardonnay.

Sonoma-Cutrer, a brand of Brown-Forman Corp., announced two new vintages of its award-winning wines ― the 2020 Sonoma Coast Chardonnay and 2019 Les Pierres Chardonnay.

Kendall-Jackson, Sonoma County, Calif., announced the release of two co-branded, limited-edition wines to honor a partnership in which Kendall-Jackson is the Preferred Wine of the Kentucky Derby (May 7).

Joe Wagner, a fifth-generation winemaker and founder of Belle Glos, announced the launch of Belle Glos’ newest varietal and the brand’s first white wine: Belle Glos Glasir Holt Chardonnay.

Treasury Wine Estates’ 19 Crimes, Napa, Calif., added a new face to its lineup of boundary pushing and culture molding characters: Martha Stewart. An American businesswoman known for her entrepreneurial skills and ever evolving lifestyle, Stewart adds another bullet to her resume: winemaker. 

Hahn Family Wines, an independent, family-owned and operated wine company, introduced a new tier with Arroyo Seco appellated wines: Hahn Appellation Series. 

Fine wine marketer Wilson Daniels, New York, announced the addition of Bergström Wines to its national portfolio, adding Oregon’s Willamette Valley to the range of revered winegrowing appellations it represents. A family legacy rooted in small-scale, biodynamic farming and winemaking for 24 years, Bergström Wines is in perfect alignment with Wilson Daniels’ commitment to represent families who produce terroir-expressive wines through environmentally responsible practices, the company says.

Sonoma-Cutrer, a brand of Brown-Forman Corp., announced two new vintages in celebration of its 40th anniversary: the 2019 Russian River Valley Pinot Noir and the Cutrer Chardonnay. The new vintages join Sonoma-Cutrer’s Estate Chardonnay to celebrate the Sonoma county winery’s 40 years of winemaking.