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Farnito Chardonnay

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Carpineto

Chardonnay

About this wine

The white flagship of Carpineto's Farnito range, made entirely from Chardonnay. It shows a straw-yellow color with tawny reflections, sweet and indulgent aromas of vanilla bean, honey, and cooked yellow apple, followed by a lemony burst of acidity and a saline edge reminiscent of wet slate.

Beginner's Note

A richer, more indulgent style of Chardonnay for those who enjoy oak-influenced whites.

Sommelier's Note

"Farnito Chardonnay leans into vanilla and honeyed richness rather than lean minerality — a deliberately indulgent style within Carpineto's white portfolio."

Food Pairings

Pairs well with lean white fish, creamy pasta dishes, and cured meats — a richer style of Chardonnay that can stand up to butter and cream sauces.

When to drink it

Elegant lunches, seafood dinners, gifting

Specs

Grape Varieties
Chardonnay
Style
White
Alcohol
13%
Price Range
$22-28

Terroir & Winemaking

100% Chardonnay, likely fermented and/or aged in oak given its pronounced vanilla and honey character, contributing texture and roundness alongside bright acidity.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this wine oaked?
Its pronounced vanilla, honey, and cooked-apple character strongly suggests oak influence during fermentation or aging, giving it a richer texture than a typical stainless-steel Chardonnay.
What food pairs best with it?
Its richness pairs well with lean white fish in cream sauces, risotto, and cured meats — dishes that can stand up to its weight.
How does it differ from Dogajolo Bianco?
Farnito Chardonnay is a richer, single-varietal, likely oak-influenced wine, while Dogajolo Bianco is a lighter, fresher stainless-steel blend of three grapes.

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