Need help in selecting a white wine

[Innkeeper]

Another nice one from Oz is St Andrews, Unwooded Chardonnay. Since we can't get the Banrock Station here, I keep the St Andrews on hand regularly. It costs $8 U.S. Another group of nice chardonnays that are not harmed by oak are the so called Maconnais from Southern Burgundy. Look for Macon Villages and Macon Lugny. They are just slightly more expensive than the Australian wines we've been talking about.

For a startling example of a well overoaked chardonnay look for, believe it or not, Forest Glen. Don't know if it has anything to do with their name, but their chardonnay taste more like a woodpile than grapes.