Pinot Chardonnay

PINOT CHARDONNAY:
Better known as the Chardonnay grape. (See above).

PINOT CHARDONNAY: Rarely used regional synonym name for the Chardonnay variety. (See above).

Also known as, Pinot Chardonnay, Chardennet, Chardenai, Pinot Blanc a Cremant, Epinette, Arnaison, Plant de Tonnerre, Morillon, Rousseau, Maconnais, Petite-Ste-Marie, Melon d'Arbois, Gamay Blanc, Beaunois, Noirien Blanc, Arboisier, Aubaine, ...

This variety is the best-known white wine grape grown in France and is also known as Pinot Chardonnay, an invented synonym name for the benefit of Anglo/American consumers, ...

CHARDONNAY: This grape is the best-known white wine grape grown in France and is more correctly known as the same Pinot Chardonnay grape widely grown in the Champagne region.

Formerly sometimes known as Pinot Chardonnay in Australia. In France there have been many apparent synonyms leading to confusion about the true variety.

Chardonnay is also known by the names Aubaine, Beaunois, Melon Blanc, and, historically Pinot Chardonnay.

The leaf structure, clusters and berries so resemble Chardonnay that there are many vineyards in Europe where plantings of the two grapes are intermingled. This may have led to some confusion and mis-naming of grapes as "pinot chardonnay" ...

Melon D'Arbois, Meroué, Moreau Blanc, Morillon Blanc, Moulon, Noirien Blanc, Obaideh, Petit Chatey, Petit Sainte-Marie, Petite Sainte Marie, Pineau Blanc, Pino Sardone, Pino Shardone, Pinot Blanc à Cramant, Pinot Blanc Chardonnay, Pinot Chardonnay, ...

See also: Character, Variety, Blanc, Blend, Pinot blanc