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WINE TYPE STYLE AROMA/FLAVOR
Chablis Made from Chardonnay  
Chardonnay Varies with region and process, but usually subtle, dry and crisp. Absorbs flavors, is used in many white wines and champagnes. Goes well with most foods. Flowery, buttery, warm, very fruity. Aged in oak, vanilla, nuts, cloves
Chenin Blanc Not very common. Produces wines which range from very dry to very sweet. Fruitty (apples, citrus, blossoms, melon) honey, and spice.
Marsanne/Rousane These two varieties are commonly combined, full body with low acid. Used to make Hermitages. Apples, nuts, spice.
Muscat Universal and very versatile grape, can produce both sweet and dry wines, still or sparkling, fortified or table. Grapes, flowers, spice.
Pinot Blanc Simple, full in body, can produce both sweet and dry. Light apples, almonds.
Pinot Gris Rich in style, these wines go well with most food. Light Oranges, pine, nuts.
Riesling This is the classic grape of Germany. Wines produced have a balance between fruit and acidity, whether it be in a dry crisp style, or a full bodied luscious sweet wine. Gains complexity with age. Very aromatic, both crispness and sweetness of an apple.
Semillon Full in body, rich in texture. Usually blended with other grape varieties, is the principal grape in the full and sweet Sauternes. Bell peppers, grass, straw, fruit, flowers, spice. When aged in oak: vanilla, spice.
Voigner Very rich and dry, medium in body, presently popular. Strong fruit (orange blossoms, melon, pear).
White Burgundy Made from Chardonnay.  

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