Celebrating the Analog Revival with Harken Chardonnay

A PERSONAL NOTE

I have drunk Harken Chardonnay for several years. It has always been a great example of New World Chardonnay at a reasonable price. In fact, one of the best values around. So, promoting their new vintage below is easy to do because I can unreservedly recommend the product.

FROM THE WIRES...

Some of the best summer memories happen toward the end of the season. An afternoon that turns into sunset, dinner that lasts a little longer than planned, a weekend at the beach, or a bottle of wine opened around the table with nowhere else to be. They’re the simple moments that become some of our favorite memories, and the ones we wish we could bottle up and return to.

2025 Harken Chardonnay (SRP $14.99)  invites you to do just that: harken back to the moments that made you smile, while creating new memories worth holding onto. Harken was created by Founder, Jeff O’Neill, to “harken back” to the quintessential California Chardonnay: rich, oaky, and buttery-the style that first made so many people fall in love with the varietal.

Crafted by winemaker Adam Popp, Harken Chardonnay is 100% barrel fermented and hand-stirred on the lees, building creamy texture, toasty oak and layered flavor. Made from sustainably farmed grapes and aged in equal parts American and French oak, Harken offers bright, buttery, fine-wine quality at an approachable price, making it easy to open a bottle, gather around the table and enjoy a moment with loved ones.