Kutch is one of the metonymies of Pinot Noirs’s perfection in California. This young estate encourages their grapes to express their natural greatness.
Winery History Jamie Kutch left a highly paid career as a stock trader in 2005 to move to California and pursue his dream of making wine. People thought he was crazy, until the first Pinot Noir he released scored 93 points in Wine Spectator. That shouldn't come as a surprise as…
This Pinot from Jamie Kutch comes from Bohan Ranch, a 4th generation family owned farm. The Pinot Noir vines were planted in 1974 without rootstock. The vines were farmed dry land without any form of irrigation from the get go. This caused the vines to send their roots deep down into the Yorkville Laughlin soil in their search for water. Creating hard wearing vines that produce grapes with intense concentration and character.
This Pinot from Jamie Kutch comes from Bohan Ranch, a 4th generation family owned farm. The Pinot Noir vines were planted in 1974 without rootstock. The vines were farmed dry land without any form of irrigation from the get go. This caused the vines to send their roots deep down into the Yorkville Laughlin soil in their search for water. Creating hard wearing vines that produce grapes with intense concentration and character.
The single vineyard, Falstaff, lies about 8 miles from the Pacific Ocean on Falstaff Road. This cool climate vineyard means the Falstaff Pinot Noir is always the last picked vineyard of the season and bares the smallest yield. Creating an intense, well balanced style of Pinot Noir.
The single vineyard, Falstaff, lies about 8 miles from the Pacific Ocean on Falstaff Road. This cool climate vineyard means the Falstaff Pinot Noir is always the last picked vineyard of the season and bares the smallest yield. Creating an intense, well balanced style of Pinot Noir.