Deep Full-Bodied
Red Wines

Blending mountain fruit from Sonoma and Mendocino, it reveals structure, depth, and balance, staying true to Kendall-Jackson's hallmark style of accessibility with complexity.

Sonoma Zinfandel is a bold and vibrant expression of Sonoma County, blending Zinfandel with Petite Sirah and Alicante Bouschet for a wine of exceptional depth and richness.

Old Vine Zinfandel is a bold and complex wine, crafted from vines averaging 75 years old, delivering briary fruit, spice, and an intense, velvety structure.

The Cortina Zinfandel from Seghesio is a masterful expression of Dry Creek Valley terroir, offering bright blue fruit, delicate spice, and an elegant structure from nearly 50-year-old vines.

This inaugural 2022 Sonoma County Cabernet Sauvignon by La Crema offers ripe fruit intensity and supple structure, reflecting the diversity of Sonoma’s terroirs.

A masterful field blend from century-old vines, this Zinfandel captures Sonoma Valley's history with layers of dark fruit, spice, and remarkable freshness, promising elegance and longevity.

The Home Ranch Zinfandel by Seghesio is a powerful and elegant expression of Zinfandel, crafted from the historic vines of Alexander Valley, showcasing over a century of winemaking heritage.

Ridge Vineyards Geyserville stands out with its rich fruit profile and elegant structure, a testament to over five decades of winemaking excellence.

A timeless expression of Dry Creek Valley, this Zinfandel-based blend delivers intense dark fruit, structured tannins, and refreshing acidity, ensuring both power and elegance.

With its high-altitude origins and volcanic soils, the 2021 vintage embodies concentration, complexity, and the hallmark finesse of Jackson Estate.

A Napa Valley Cabernet drawing breadth from valley-floor elegance and mountain intensity, uniting Oak Knoll freshness with Mount Veeder grip and Oakville polish for a poised, ageworthy, quietly luxurious expression.

The Vérité Le Désir 2013 is an exceptional, Cabernet Franc-dominant blend from Sonoma County, inspired by the elegance and structure of Saint-Émilion wines.