Navarro Vineyards - 2024 Chardonnay Table Wine

2024 Chardonnay Table WineNew!
Anderson Valley, Mendocino
- (750 ml) $22.00
- (Full Case) $180.00 ($84.00 off!)

Under the radar

Last year, we described our 2023 Chardonnay Table Wine as a blend of “leftover lots” from our top-tier bottlings. While technically true, “leftovers” doesn't quite do the wine justice. Here's the scoop: we had five stellar Chardonnay lots in 2023. The finest made their way into Navarro's Première Reserve and Pennyroyal's Hammer Olsen—we used Lot A in full, and tasty portions of B, C and D. What remained of these prime lots (still excellent!) became the Table Wine.

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A picker passes a bucket under the vines during harvest.

We typically harvest three rows at a time, with a tractor and harvest bins in the middle row. The pickers in the first and third rows pass buckets of grapes under the drip wires to a crew member dumping the grapes into a harvest bin.

In late summer, prior to harvest, we hedge long shoots to avoid excess droop.

A tractor with a hedging implement driving down the row.

It flew a bit under the radar—until April 2025, when it nabbed a Gold Medal, Best of Class and 99 points at the North Coast Wine Challenge. It even landed a spot in the Santa Rosa's Press Democrat as a top value pick! Enter the 2024 vintage. Yes, again made from the “unsung heroes” of our Chardonnay lineup, and once again, it's delicious—think pear, citrus, a hint of Asian spice and a buttery finish. Great value, great wine. Don't miss it! Gold Medal winner.

Harvesting Chardonnay in the Tasting Room block on a foggy morning.

Specifications

Harvested: Sept. 21 to Oct. 03, 2024
Sugars at harvest: 23.5° Brix
Bottled: June 20, 2025
Cases produced: 1,062
Alcohol: 13.4%
Titratable acidity: 6.9 g/L
pH: 3.61

2021 Chardonnay Table Wine, Anderson Valley

“This is the winery’s daily drinker Chardonnay in a group of what’s usually three different levels, and it’s always offered at a generous case discount. The ’21 is citrus forward aromatically, and that translates nicely to the palate where the lemon and lime are joined by a soft tropical note and some sweet oak. You won’t find better Chardonnay at this price point.” —Rich Cook, Wine Review Online

2015 Chardonnay Table Wine

It may be a “table wine” but it impresses, especially given its price. Forward fruit is well-balanced by attractive crispness, and the wine is surprisingly well-integrated and long-finishing.John Vankat, Arizona Daily Sun, January 11, 2017.

2012 Chardonnay Table Wine

Pure and clean in an appealing style that highlights ripe pear, apple, honeydew melon and subtle oak spice notes. Drink now. - James Laube Wine Specator, June 30,2014.

2011 Chardonnay Table Wine

This Anderson Valley Chardonnay is creamy with a caramel-lemon imprint, yet textured and vibrant with bright acidity. A bite of lime marks the finish. Best Buy. - Virginie Boone, Wine Enthusiast, March 1,2013.

2008 Chardonnay Table Wine

Medium-bodied, with tart citrus, green apple and spicy notes that turn thin. Drink now. 2,862 cases made. James Laube, Wine Spectator, Web Only 2010.

2007 Chardonnay Table Wine

“A couple of years ago, I first wrote about Navarro and their 2004 Chardonnay Table Wine. I think that was our first experience with that wine. Since then, we've enjoyed each of their subsequent vintages - including the new Navarro 2007 Chardonnay Table Wine release that arrived a few weeks back in the fall wine club shipment. If you're looking for an everyday Chardonnay, Navarro's comes with our highest recommendation.” scottskitchen.com, November 23, 2008.

2001 Chardonnay Table Wine

Navarro calls this a table wine for its everyday utility, and that's what we found: clean golden apple flavor, minimal oak contact, just enough of a snap of acidity to wash down that next bit of grilled chicken sandwich. - Tera Q. Thomas and Patrick Comiskey, Wine & Spirits, December 2002.

2000 Chardonnay Table Wine

Medium light gold color. Cinnamon-apple with fragrant, spicy nose. Soft buttery... Chardonnay at a great price. - Tom Hill, Los Olivos Wine & Spirits, November 15, 2001.

1999 Chardonnay Table Wine

Shows green apple, cotton candy, and honeydew on the nose before a smooth palate of green apple and melon and a medium to long and focused finish. This is a great buy, especially for everyday drinking. - Colorado Wine News, January - March 2001.

Exceptional. Crisp and lean with delicate flavors, but a hint of creaminess in the finish. Amazing bargain. - Dan Berger's Vintage Experience, August 17, 2000.