This week I drank some Woodbridge Chardonnay; I got it from food lion for $8. On Drizly, the product description is Woodbridge White Wine unveils aromas of pear complemented by subtle oak and cinnamon. This California Chardonnay wine's light to medium body and vibrant acidity showcase characteristic flavors of peach and apple, leading to a toasty finish with vanilla oak notes. Pair this California Chardonnay wine with light appetizers and hearty dishes like roast chicken with white truffle risotto, or take time to indulge, sipping this chardonnay wine on its own. Grapes in this California white wine are sourced from vineyards where warm days and cool breezes permit the grapes to mature fully for a balanced, well-rounded flavor. Oak aging on the lees enriches this Woodbridge chardonnay's texture and complexity. For best flavor, serve slightly chilled.
On Drizly, it has a 4.6 rating, and it is dry with a full body. The tasting notes are sweet, cinnamon, and tropical. I did not drink this wine with food. However, it would pair well with chicken or even fruit. I was not a fan of this wine, and I thought it was way too dry for my taste. I like wines that are semisweet or sweet. I would rate this wine a 3.5 out of 5.
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