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Santa Barbara Chardonnay Bottle

Santa Barbara Chardonnay2024

diatomSanta Barbara, California

Diatom’s Santa Barbara Chardonnay (made by Greg Brewer) is a single‑varietal, terroir‑driven Chardonnay from Santa Barba…Learn More »

$22

/750ml

2024 Retail Average

93

/100

2024 Pro Rating

Santa Barbara Chardonnay 2024 Vintage Overview

2024 OVERVIEW

Sea-breeze freshness and vivid citrus lead the diatom Santa Barbara Chardonnay 2024, with layers of lime, pomelo and crunchy orchard fruit wrapped in a sleek, saline frame. The palate is both gliding and precise, gaining quiet weight with air while staying laser-clean, finishing long on mineral tension and gentle floral lift.

Drinking Window
2025 2031
Pairings

Hamachi crudo with lime and sea salt; grilled halibut with herb salad; goat cheese and lemon zest risotto

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Diatom Chardonnay Santa Barbara County 2024

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Santa Barbara Chardonnay · Knowledge Base

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About Santa Barbara Chardonnay

Diatom’s Santa Barbara Chardonnay (made by Greg Brewer) is a single‑varietal, terroir‑driven Chardonnay from Santa Barbara County that emphasizes purity and maritime minerality—often fermented in stainless steel with malo largely inhibited to preserve bright acidity. The wine typically shows lemon and citrus blossom aromas with white‑peach/stone‑fruit flavors, a saline “wet‑sand” minerality and a precise, balanced texture reflecting the coastal influence of the region.