1) Chardonnay adjective 2) Filled with certain trees 3) Like a mighty tree 4) Like certain trees 5) Like many Chardonnays 6) Like some Chardonnay 7) Like some Chardonnays 8) Like some chards 9) Like some pinots 10) Like some wines 11) Like wines aged in barrels 12) Of certain trees 13) Tasting like certain wood 
• (n.) Resembling oak; strong.
Tasting term to describe the smell or taste of excessive oak flavour in a wine.
A pejorative taste term for a wine that has been given too much oak treatment, perhaps through unsuitable ageing in new oak barrels. An oaky wine will usually taste and smell of freshly sawn wood, or may have sweet vanilla flavours. Like many taste judgements, it is a bit of a subjective call: people differ in their tolerance for oaky wines.
Oak'y noun Resembling oak; strong. Bp. Hall. 
A term used to describe the oak flavor in a wine.
Wines that are too oaky, often smell of vanilla. Those wines usually spent time in French oak barrels. Wines that are oakythat resided in America oak, often smell of dill pickle.
Influenced by aging in an oak cask. Implies a woody, spicy, astringent character.
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Excessive oak flavor in a wine.
Describes a class of aromas or flavors associated with oak barrels or casks.
The smell of toasted vanilla, coconut or sandalwood conveyed to a wine by new oak.