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Kokomo 2008 Peters Vineyard Winemakers Reserve Pinot Noir (Sonoma Coast)

Price $48

Almost indistinguishable from a Premier Cru Beaune Burgundy, this Pinot, with alcohol of only 14.1%, is light in body, silky and dry. In the mouth, it shows a firm minerality, with cherry tart and spice flavors. A polished, subtle wine that should age well over the next ten years. — S.H. (4/1/2011)

Kokomo 2007 Petite Sirah (Dry Creek Valley)

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Price $27

The Yiddish word “zaftig” perfectly describes this Petite Sirah. It’s big, powerful and fleshy, with potent flavors of blackberries, cherries, plums, currants, dark chocolate, licorice, bacon and peppery spices, all wrapped into significant tannins. A very nice example of the variety, it’s dry and balanced, and should age for years. — S.H. (2/1/2010)

Kokomo 2008 Pedroni Vineyard Cabernet Franc (Dry Creek Valley)

Price $36

Quite a nice Cabernet Franc, dry, smoothly tannic and not too fruity. There’s a streak of herbs and tobacco that accompanies the cherry and cola flavors. Not an ager, but a sophisticated, elegant red wine to drink now with steak. — S.H. (2/1/2012)

Kokomo 2008 Petite Sirah (Dry Creek Valley)

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Price $27

So soft, silky and sweet in blackberries, cherries and red currants, it could be a big, ripe Pinot Noir. That’s a compliment. Petite Sirah can often be overpowering. This one’s delicate, elegant and frankly delicious. Best now and over the next four years. — S.H. (2/1/2012)

Kokomo 2005 Winemaker's Reserve Peters Vineyards Pinot Noir (Sonoma Coast)

Price $45

Beautiful Pinot, from this new winery headquartered in Dry Creek Valley. Shows long hangtime cherry, blackberry, blueberry, raspberry and cola flavors, grounded in earthier notes of coffee, rhubarb and wild mushroom, and finishes dry and elegant. Would benefit from higher acidity, which limits its ageability. — S.H. (11/1/2007)

Kokomo 2008 Peters Vineyard Chardonnay (Russian River Valley)

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Price $28

Lush in pineapple cream, Key lime pie, kiwi fruit, white peach and apricot flavors, this Chardonnay is as rich as they come. There’s also a welcome overlay of zesty, citrusy acidity. The finish is honey sweet, in the modern style. — S.H. (4/1/2011)

Kokomo 2007 Cuvée Iris Red (Sonoma County)

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Price $22

This is a dry, full-bodied blend of unidentified varieties. It’s a sound wine to pair with meats and cheeses, with rich tannins framing flavors of cherries, currants, cola, anise, tobacco, herbs and spices. Drink now. — S.H. (2/1/2010)

Kokomo 2006 Zinfandel (Dry Creek Valley)

Price $24

Nice and peppery-spicy, this Zin shows how well the variety performs in Dry Creek Valley, one of its natural homes. There’s a rich coating of new oak that adds vanilla and smoky chocolate flavor, but the wild blackberry, raspberry and blueberry fruit shines through. — S.H. (12/31/2008)

Prominent Designations [All]

Cuvée Béla Cuvée Iris Gopher Hill Block Peter's Vineyard Green Pastures Vineyard Green Pastures Vineyards Mountainview Ranch Winemaker's Reserve Mounts Vineyard Pauline's Vineyard Pedroni Vineyard Perotti Vineyards Peters Vineyard Peters Vineyard Winemakers Reserve Timber Crest Vineyards Timber Crest Vineyards Winemaker's Reserve Windsor Oaks Vineyard Windsor Oaks Vineyards Winemaker's Reserve Peters Vineyard Winemaker's Reserve Peters Vineyards

Most Reviewed Varietals [All]

Cabernet Franc Cabernet Sauvignon Chardonnay Petite Sirah Pinot Noir Red Blend Shiraz/Syrah Zinfandel

Most Reviewed Regions

Dry Creek Valley Russian River Valley Sonoma Coast Sonoma County

2010 Quady Elysium

With nearly 20% residual sugar, this wine is enormously sweet in honey…

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