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2009 Kistler - Pinot Noir Kistler Vineyard Pinot Noir - USA - California - Sonoma - Sonoma Coast - Red

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USA - California - Sonoma - Sonoma Coast

Red Pinot Noir
Producer Notes

Kistler Vineyards is a small family-owned winery located in the Russian River Valley specializing in Burgundian style Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Since its first vintage in 1979, the winery has grown in size to produce 25,000 cases per year. Steve Kistler and Mark Bixler share the winemaking responsibilities, while Mark also acts as chemist and business manager. The winery, completed in 1992, is... More »

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92
WS 93
IWC 92
WA 95
Drink Dates
Comm: 2013-2017 VF: 2011-2021 WA: 2013-2021 WS: 2012-2023
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IWC 92
Source International Wine Cellar
Issue Issue 162

(made from mostly Calera clone grapes picked at 24 degrees Brix): Vivid ruby-red. Deeply pitched dark berry and cherry aromas are complicated by notes of licorice, woodsmoke and dark chocolate. Lush and weighty on entry, then fresher and more lithe in the mid-palate, offering intense black raspberry and candied violet flavors with a touch of black tea. The spicy finish offers very good clarity and cling.

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WA 95
Source Wine Advocate
Drink Dates 2013-2021

The 2009 Pinot Noir Kistler Vineyard bursts from the glass with an exotic array of sweet red fruit, flowers, licorice and spices. It is a dazzling, totally beguiling wine that impresses for its sheer grace and classiness. A subtle yet precise saline-infused finish leaves a lasting impression. This is the most approachable and complete of the 2009 Kistler Pinots.

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WS 93
Source Wine Spectator
Drink Dates 2012-2023

Rich and graceful, with a luxurious beam of blueberry, blackberry and wild berry fruit that's tight-knit and structured, with a pleasant fresh earth and spicy underbrush presence. Drink now through 2023. 1,635 cases made.

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Drink Dates 2011-2021

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Community Tasting Notes average score of 92 points based upon 1 reviews

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MrPres1776 92
Author MrPres1776
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Tasted On 02/14/2013
Drink Dates 2013-2017
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