Kistler Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir 2001 is a Pinot Noir from Sonoma Coast. This is the standard bottle.
About This Wine
The Sonoma Coast designation is the geographic identity of this Kistler Pinot Noir. It should not be conflated with a specific vineyard release.
Tasting Profile
- House style: The producer associates its site-led Pinot Noir with red berries and floral aromas; bottle age may change that profile.
Serving & Food
A broad glass and a modest chill bring the wine into focus. Serve with roast mushrooms and thyme, allowing the bottle to warm gently as you eat.
How to Enjoy
For a meal centred on wine, follow the glass as it changes over the course of dinner.
Product Details
Producer: Kistler
Vintage: 2001
Region: Sonoma Coast
Grapes: Pinot Noir
Volume: 750mL
About the Winery
Vineyard identity drives Kistler’s Sonoma Pinot Noir programme. The winery works with growers as planting partners, selecting soils and propagating its own heritage vine material. In the cellar it uses native yeast for Pinot Noir and seeks to handle the fruit lightly. The Kistler Vineyard name on older Pinot Noir bottles should not be mistaken for the estate’s similarly named Chardonnay vineyard.