Chardonnay (shar-dun-NAY) - Considered the queen of white wine grapes, Chardonnay is grown widely in many regions. Of all the white wine types, Chardonnay produces the most complex wines in the world.
Chenin Blanc (SHEN'N BLAHNK) - Chenin Blanc has been cultivated for thousands of years in the Loire Valley of France. The character of Chenin Blanc can be difficult to define, but it generally is light and fruity.
Pinot Gris or Pinot Grigio (PEE-no GREE or GREE-zho) - This grape's character will vary depending upon its growing region. European. All Pinot Grigio possess a citrus aroma.
Riesling (REES-ling) - Riesling, the most notable white wine grape from Germany. Riesling has medium to high acidity and light to medium body with a distinct flowery, fruity aroma.
Sauvignon Blanc (SO-vin-yon BLAHNK) - Sauvignon Blanc, It is characterized by a light, crisp acidity. It will often contain several fruit components.
Semillon (SEM-ih-yon) - Semillon is one of the more unique types of white wine. It rarely stand alone and is frequently blended with Sauvignon Blanc. Semillon can also be very rich, making a favorable dessert wine.
