Kistler
SWK Vineyard Pinot Noir
Sonoma Coast, Sonoma County, California, USA
Wine of the night? Think YES! Steven Kistler does it Right. Bright fruit, gorgeous flavor profile. This is a first but not the last of this Pinot Noir with friends at Il Villagio in Cherry Hill with friends Ray , Rose, Ralph, Charlene, Ken, Sue , Karen and I. If you have the Dough$$ I would seek out this unbelievable Pinot! CB 99!!
Wine of the night? Think YES! Steven Kistler does it Right. Bright fruit, gorgeous flavor profile. This is a first but not the last of this Pinot Noir with friends at Il Villagio in Cherry Hill with friends Ray , Rose, Ralph, Charlene, Ken, Sue , Karen and I. If you have the Dough$$ I would seek out this unbelievable Pinot! CB 99!!
1 person found it helpfulMay 9th, 2015This '01 from mag was a very nice treat!
This '01 from mag was a very nice treat!
Aug 10th, 2016
This is from Occidental, the offshoot of Kistler for solely Pinot Noir. Nose of red fruit & minerals, body of cherry, minerals and a hint of orange peel with deep long finish
This is from Occidental, the offshoot of Kistler for solely Pinot Noir. Nose of red fruit & minerals, body of cherry, minerals and a hint of orange peel with deep long finish
Feb 2nd, 2021Exceptional. Easy drinking but lots of depth and character. Medium bodied.
Exceptional. Easy drinking but lots of depth and character. Medium bodied.
Sep 6th, 2020
Needed some time to open up, but lively wine
Needed some time to open up, but lively wine
Dec 23rd, 2018Other than Wayfarer Pinot noir, Occidental is hands down the Rolls Royce of Pinots. Full flavor, robust, and very exotic. It’s a perfect gift to give for someone who loves their Pinot noirs. Get them while you can because wine shops do not sell these by the case. At an average of $65-$70 per bottle, it’s a premium but their quality is unique and hard to find. You won’t be disappointed.
Other than Wayfarer Pinot noir, Occidental is hands down the Rolls Royce of Pinots. Full flavor, robust, and very exotic. It’s a perfect gift to give for someone who loves their Pinot noirs. Get them while you can because wine shops do not sell these by the case. At an average of $65-$70 per bottle, it’s a premium but their quality is unique and hard to find. You won’t be disappointed.
Dec 5th, 2018
Not a fancy label, but a fancy Pinot indeed. Delicious, bright acid, ripe cherry, rhubarb, cola. The 2012 is ready to drink now... Cooler cellars might can handle another 3-4 years, but why wait?
Not a fancy label, but a fancy Pinot indeed. Delicious, bright acid, ripe cherry, rhubarb, cola. The 2012 is ready to drink now... Cooler cellars might can handle another 3-4 years, but why wait?
Aug 18th, 2017