Freddy R. Troya

9.5

One of the most aromatic and expressive Chardonnays from the Russian River Valley. The nose is a vibrant bouquet of toasted hazelnut, lemon zest, apricot, cantaloupe, lavender, and crème brûlée. Utterly captivating.

On the palate, layers unfold: apricot pastry, baked apple, lemon curd, dried pineapple, and honeysuckle, with hints of tarragon and nougat. Medium to full-bodied with bright acidity, a silky texture, and a long, brioche-tinged finish.

Superbly balanced between fruit, oak, and freshness. Delicious now but built to evolve. 🍋🍍🥐 cheers!! — 25 days ago

Andrea Watt

9.4

Lime, mineral, and oak over green apple and lemon zest. Crisp and bright for a California Chardonnay. — 2 months ago

Stuart Pollack

9.5

Better than the other Kosta Browne Pinot Noirs I have drank and less expensive at $70. Intense cherry but not overdone. Smooth and elegant. — 3 months ago

Andrea Watt

9.6

Rich cocoa and cedar over raspberry, cola, and black cherry. Flavorful and smooth. — 2 days ago

Neil Valenzuela

9.4

Medium ruby color. Aromas of cherry, raspberry and baking spices. Sexy cherry cola flavors, raspberry and black tea on the finish.

🏅95 Points - Wilfred Wong
🏅93 Points - James Suckling — 2 months ago

Gene Harlow

9.6

Outstanding example of how a little age on the right wine can pay dividends. Seven years ago this wine was very good but hard to distinguish from other Kosta Brown vineyards. Today it has acquired charter comparable to a fine burgundy. Very pleased! — 2 months ago

Ana Bumgardner

9.1

2018 vintage - on 6/24/25 with cheese ravioli. — 20 days ago

Andrea Watt

9.6

Cherry, vanilla, blackberry, and cinnamon. Rich, flavorful, fruity and earthy. — a month ago

Ana Bumgardner

9.2

2017 vintage on 5/9/25 with with a creamy tomato sauce pasta - super smooth. Decanted it. — 2 months ago

Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

9.2

2021 vintage. Pleasant throughout and hit plenty of notes without screeching. The KB style has changed in the last few years. Gone are the mega-extracted pinots altho those are still around and holding up in the cellars/secondary market. Those older wines were a 10 on the volume scale. The last few vintages are closer to a 5. That said, this should hold up and develop nicely for a decade+ without issues. Those that don't think you can drink CA pinot noir over 4-5 years old are in for quite the surprise with quality producers. 04.18.25. — 3 months ago