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One Grape, Many Worlds

  • The Oenophile Institute 1295 W Spring St Smyrna, GA, 30080 United States (map)

Perfect for curious drinkers, Chardonnay skeptics, and anyone interested in seeing how dramatically place can shape a familiar grape.

Few grapes reveal the influence of place as clearly as this one. In this comparative tasting, we’ll explore how climate, soil, and winemaking philosophy shape dramatically different expressions of the same variety. From bright and mineral-driven to rich, textured, and oak-influenced, each wine offers a window into the region that produced it. Through guided tasting and discussion, you’ll learn how site and technique influence structure, aroma, and balance and why this grape has become one of the most widely planted in the world. The goal isn’t choosing a favorite style, but understanding how a single variety can translate many landscapes into the glass.

Educator: Manuel Patterson

90 minutes / $55 / 5 wines

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