Alias Chardonnay is made from grapes that are sourced mostly from their estate vineyards in Monterey. Wines are fermented, then around half the wine undergoes a process called malolactic conversion, which helps soften the acidity and contributes notes of freshly churned butter. The wine is matured in a proportion of new oak, which adds flavors of vanilla and toasted oak, complementing the ripe, tropical fruit profile.