About Finca Legardeta Chardonnay
- Style
- White
- Grape Varieties
- Chardonnay
- Price Range
- ¥3,000-3,500
- reference conversion from EU retail price
- Alcohol
- 14%
Finca Legardeta Chardonnay is a single-vineyard white sourced from the Legardeta Estate, located between the Pyrenees foothills and the Ebro Basin — one of Navarra's most prized sites for viticulture thanks to its limestone soils and elevation. Partially fermented in French oak barrels and matured around five months on fine lees, it offers riper fruit character with a fresher, more everyday-drinking style than Colección 125 Chardonnay.
The everyday sibling of Colección 125 Chardonnay — lighter on oak, brighter on fruit, and equally honest about where it comes from.
New to wine?
An approachable, everyday introduction to Navarra Chardonnay — fruitier and lighter on oak than Colección 125.
Food Pairings
Pairs well with grilled white fish, seafood pasta, soft goat cheeses, and light poultry dishes.
When to drink it
Casual dinners, weeknight seafood meals, and everyday white-wine drinking.
Terroir & Winemaking
Partially fermented in French oak barrels and aged approximately five months on fine lees, balancing ripe orchard fruit with citrus freshness and a light, creamy texture.
About the producer
Bodegas Julian ChiviteNavarra's defining estate since 1647, twelve generations of excellenceVisit the producer page →Frequently Asked Questions
- What grape is Finca Legardeta Chardonnay made from?
- It is a single-varietal Chardonnay from the Legardeta Estate in Navarra.
- How is Finca Legardeta Chardonnay different from Colección 125 Chardonnay?
- It is only partially barrel-fermented and aged for a shorter period on lees (around five months), giving a lighter, fruitier, more everyday style than the more intensely oaked Colección 125.
- What food pairs well with Finca Legardeta Chardonnay?
- Grilled white fish, seafood pasta, soft goat cheese, and light poultry dishes.
- Where do the grapes for this wine come from?
- From the Legardeta Estate, situated between the Pyrenees foothills and the Ebro Basin, known for its limestone soils and elevated vineyards.
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