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2022 Occidental "Occidental Station Vineyard" Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir

2022 Occidental "Occidental Station Vineyard" Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir

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97DC
97TWI
96RP
96VN
94WS
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98

Jeb Dunnuck

Reviewed July 2025
A deep ruby/magenta color, the 2022 Pinot Noir Occidental Station Vineyard is layered and deep on the nose with notes of dark wet stones and a dark mineral persistence. From the one vineyard planted in 1998 and made from the first fruit, Kistler began bottling this cuvée in 2003. It’s medium to full-bodied and has a touch more opulence, with a deep richness on the palate and fantastic length. It’s savory and deep, but there’s nothing blousy about it. (AF)

Professional Reviews

97

Decanter

Review Date: 03/2025
The 2022 Occidental Station Pinot Noir immediately feels like a classic Sonoma Coast expression. This wine comes from the most inland vineyards, on a different ridge from the Bodega Headlands and Bodega Ridge, far enough from the coast to gain warmth but still close enough to keep that signature freshness. The nose is floral and gently earthy, with soft spice, mint, and that coastal lift that ties the Occidental wines together. It’s easygoing at first, but there’s structure underneath—grippy tannins that shape the palate without weighing it down. Red berries, dried herbs, and a cooling note of mint carry through to a long, clean finish. Grounded and approachable wine. A quiet kind of confidence. (ACQ)

97

The Wine Independent

Review Date: 01/2025
Medium ruby-purple in color, the 2022 Pinot Noir Occidental Station Vineyard charges out with gregarious scents of wild blueberries and black cherry preserves, leading to wafts of underbrush, cloves, incense, and potpourri. The light to medium-bodied palate delivers wonderful energy and brightness with a racy line and fine-grained tannins providing great structure, finishing long with beautiful purity. (LPB)

96

Wine Advocate

Review Date: 01/2025
The 2022 Pinot Noir Occidental Station Vineyard bursts from the glass with intense aromas of cranberry sauce, black raspberry, blood orange, iodine and mushrooms, becoming increasingly nuanced as it airs in the glass. The palate features powerful layers of crunchy fruit matched by vibrant acidity. It’s structured by finely astringent tannins reminiscent of black tea and has a very long, layered finish. It will be long lived in the cellar. 96+ (EB)

Details

OriginSonoma County, California, United States
Type/VarietalPinot Noir
SKU1828248
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