I got this wine on a whim and expected it to taste good enough for the price. However, this pretty much tastes like rotting apple juice to me. Maybe I just don’t like Chardonnay?

Not as good as usual. Could tell right away that the color was off - much darker. Taste was worse. Maybe improper storage? It ended up going down the drain.

Nasty Wine Ever

Watch the dates on the box. Sams sells expired wine, even after it was brought to their attention.

A decent white wine, I used to enjoy their Pinot Noir but you stopped selling that so now I have to to to Walmart, why is that?

My go to Chardonnay for the price and quality. Good smooth flavor for every day sipping. Value is good for the amount of wine.

I really didn’t enjoy this Chardonnay. It has a strange, almost off‑putting taste that doesn’t match what I expect from a Chardonnay at all. The flavor felt unbalanced and just didn’t sit right with me. I won’t be buying this again.

I was pleasantly surprised by Black Box Chardonnay. For a boxed wine, it holds its own in both flavor and value. It pours a medium golden color and opens with aromas of ripe apple, pear, and a touch of toasted oak. The flavor is smooth and fruit-forward—think baked apple, pineapple, and a hint of vanilla—with just enough buttery richness to feel indulgent without going overboard. It’s not overly complex, but it’s approachable and easy to enjoy, especially chilled on a warm evening. The oak presence is subtle, not overpowering, which makes it a good choice for both fans of unoaked and lightly oaked Chardonnays. The finish is clean with a touch of lingering fruit. Bonus points for the packaging—it stays fresh for weeks and is incredibly budget-friendly for everyday sipping or casual get-togethers. Rating: 7.5/10

a inexpensive white good with chicken & fish

For a cheaper box wine, this is really tasty.