What is Sula Dindori Chardonnay?
Sula Dindori Chardonnay is a premium partially oak-aged white wine made from 100% Chardonnay grapes grown at the Dindori estate in Nashik Valley, Maharashtra. It is part of Sula Vineyards' premium Dindori Reserve range, known for its creamy, complex character.
What is the alcohol percentage of Sula Dindori Chardonnay?
Sula Dindori Chardonnay has an ABV of 13%.
What does Sula Dindori Chardonnay taste like?
It is a medium-bodied, elegant white wine with aromas of stone fruit, red apple, and lemon zest with creamy vanilla and sweet oak spice. On the palate it is rich and creamy with flavours of ripe apple, peach, and a buttery texture balanced by vibrant acidity, with a long, spiced oak finish.
Is Sula Dindori Chardonnay oaked?
Yes. Sula Dindori Chardonnay is partially aged in French oak barrels, which gives it its characteristic creamy, buttery texture and sweet vanilla and spice notes. This is what distinguishes it from lighter, unoaked white wines.
Who makes Sula Dindori Chardonnay?
It is made by Sula Vineyards at their Dindori estate in Nashik, Maharashtra. Sula Vineyards is India's largest and most awarded winery, founded by Rajeev Samant in 1999.
What is the price of Sula Dindori Chardonnay in Mumbai?
Sula Dindori Chardonnay is available in 375ml and 750ml on Talli Drinks with 60-minute delivery in Mumbai and Thane.
What food pairs best with Sula Dindori Chardonnay?
It pairs best with grilled and buttered seafood, pasta in cream sauce, chicken in white sauce, malai tikka, creamy paneer dishes, and aged soft cheeses like brie and camembert. The oak character and creamy texture make it ideal for rich, buttery dishes.
Is Sula Dindori Chardonnay available in Mumbai and Thane?
Yes. It is available for order on Talli Drinks with 60-minute delivery across Mumbai and Thane.
How does Sula Dindori Chardonnay differ from Sula Chenin Blanc?
Sula Dindori Chardonnay is premium and oak-aged, giving it a fuller, creamier body with vanilla and spice notes. Sula Chenin Blanc is unoaked, lighter, off-dry, and more tropical and fruity. The Chardonnay is a special occasion wine; the Chenin Blanc is an everyday sipper.