Cuvee Sabourin Chardonnay 75cl

AED 40.00

Bright, citrusy Chardonnay that keeps things crisp, not heavy. Think green apple, lemon zest, and a little pear with a clean, dry finish. It’s a classic French white wine vibe that works when you want something easy to love but not boring, the kind of bottle that makes “one glass” a lie.

Size

75cl / 750ml

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Description

Fresh, zippy Chardonnay that lands right in the sweet spot between “easy weeknight pour” and “I’m proud I picked this.” It’s French white wine with real crowd appeal, bright fruit, crisp acidity, and just enough roundness to feel satisfying without getting buttery or sleepy.

  • Appearance: Pale straw gold with a clean, bright shine.
  • Nose: Lemon zest, green apple, pear, and a light hint of white flowers.
  • Taste: Dry and lively, packed with citrus and orchard fruit, with a crisp, mouth-watering lift that keeps you going back for another sip.
  • Body: Medium-bodied, not heavy, not thin, just nicely balanced.
  • Finish: Clean and refreshing, with lingering lemon and a subtle, gentle creaminess.

If you’ve ever been burned by Chardonnay that tastes like melted butter on toast, this is your reset. The vibe here is more bright fruit and freshness than oak and heaviness, which makes it ridiculously easy to pour for different palates. New to Chardonnay? Great entry point. Already a fan? This one scratches the itch without trying too hard.

It also plays well with food because it doesn’t bulldoze the plate. That crisp acidity is the secret weapon, it cuts through richer bites and makes flavours pop instead of feeling flat. Bring it to a casual dinner, keep it on hand for last-minute guests, or open it when you want a French white wine that won’t start an argument.

What makes it worth shelf space is the balance. You get bright citrus and apple up front, then a softer fruit note in the middle, then a tidy, dry finish that doesn’t drag. It’s the kind of bottle you can pour confidently without giving a speech, it simply tastes good and keeps tasting good.

Fun Fact: Chardonnay is one of France’s most travelled grapes, it can taste totally different depending on where it’s grown and how it’s made, which is why it’s such a fun rabbit hole to fall into.