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Ken Wright Cellars 2020 Pinot Noir Freedom Hill Vineyard
$49.99Willamette Valley Oregon
Savory, floral and spice focused. Black cherry, orange blossom, grapefruit, and anise are intertwined with tastes of savory red fruits. Concentrated and powerful finish. R25-2 -
Kenwood Vineyards 2021 Six Ridges Cabernet Sauvignon
$19.99 – $102.00Alexander Valley California
Decanter World Wine Awards 97 Rating
Best in Show
The 2021 Kenwood Six Ridges Cabernet Sauvignon from Alexander Valley opens with expressive aromas of lightly roasted coffee, graphite, and carob, layered over ripe blackberry and plum. On the palate, it delivers a plush and generous texture, with vivid fruit unfolding across a polished, balanced structure. The midpalate feels supple and approachable, while the finish firms up with savory, hillside-driven depth and well-integrated oak. There’s a subtle wild herb and mocha note that lingers, tying everything together with quiet elegance. For a wine at this price point, it overdelivers on complexity, character, and regional identity.
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Kistler 2015 Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast
$99.99California
Vinous 91 Rating
Kistler's 2015 Pinot Noir (Sonoma Coast) is lifted and gracious, with expressive floral notes and bright red berry fruit. The purity of the flavors is quite remarkable. I thought, and frankly expected, the 2015 to retain a bit more of the exuberance it showed from barrel. Today, the Sonoma Coast Pinot has developed into a wine of finesse and understatement rather than raciness. Even so, it is very pretty. R17-2 SP7-6 -
Kistler Vineyards 2022 Chardonnay Sonoma Mountain
$69.99California
The wines from 2022, the second of three consecutive cooler vintages for Kistler, offer a distinct character of freshness and a perfect sense of being just ripe throughout. The growing season could very well be described as being verdant. Good rains that moved them away from but not entirely out of the drought in the winter led to a cool wet spring and a mild summer with wetting rains across both seasons. Naturally low crops and a clement tone to the late summer weather led to good concentration and acid retention in the fruit. The winery avoided the pronounced Labor Day heat wave, finishing the last of our picks as it settled in thereby capturing the fresh nature of the vintage. -
Kistler Vineyards 2023 ‘Les Noisetiers’ Chardonnay
$64.99Sonoma Coast California
This ‘Les Noisetiers’ Chardonnay is Kistler’s multi-vineyard Chardonnay bottling based on the three Sonoma Coast vineyards from which they bottle single vineyard examples; Vine Hill, Trenton Roadhouse and Dutton Ranch. ‘Noisetiers’ means ‘hazelnut’ in French and “refers to the lightly toasted hazelnut characters manifested year in and year out from these sites.” As with the vineyard-designates, this wine is barrel fermented and aged on the lees in 25% new three year air-dried French oak barrels for 11 months, after which time it is transferred to stainless steel tank for another three months of aging before bottling. -
Knights Bridge 2023 Chardonnay
$34.99 – $162.00Sonoma County
The 2023 Chardonnay showcases a finely balanced acidity and textured mouthfeel. Aged in a mix of neutral French oak and stainless steel, the wine reveals enticing aromas of beeswax, lemon zest, and wet stone. The palate is lively and energetic yet generous from partial malolactic fermentation, and features flavors of yuzu, acacia honey, and freshly baked shortbread. This Chardonnay is light, versatile, and perfect for enjoyment in any season.
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Kosta Browne 2015 Gap’s Crown Pinot Noir
$99.99Sonoma Coast California
Jeb Dunnuck 97 Rating
From a site that was decimated with regards to yields, the 2015 Pinot Noir Gap's Crown Vineyard comes from a very diverse site that has varying soil types and elevations. At the top, it's primarily iron, volcanic soils, with some clay, but as you move down the vineyard you find more chert (seabed soils) and clay/loam. Kosta Browne owns a full 36 acres of the site, with lots of varying clones, and this is one of the larger production cuvee. The 2015 Pinot Noir Gap’s Crown Vineyard is smoking good and just loaded with notions darker fruits, caramelized blackberries, smoked earth, and pepper. Big, rich and textured on the palate, with a smoking good texture, this is one of the larger scaled, richer wines in the lineup. -
Kosta Browne 2015 Pinot Noir Santa Lucia Highlands
$99.99Monterey California
James Suckling 93 Rating
Very floral and beautiful with plum and citrus with hints of smoke. Medium to full body, creamy texture and beautiful length. Firm and silky. Dry and beautiful. Drink or hold. SP6-1 -
Kosta Browne 2015 Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast
$69.99Sonoma County California
Jeb Dunnuck 92 Rating
The 2015 Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast is straight up classic. Black raspberries, spice, caramelized cherries and forest floor characteristics all flow to a rich, balanced, gorgeously textured wine that has perfectly integrated fruit, tannin and alcohol. It has fine, yet present tannin and a great finish. R8-2 SP9-2