As Highway 12 heads north toward Kenwood, it enters some of Sonoma valley’s most heart-tugging scenery. Vineyards sprawl across foothills and ridges, with the highest peaks dedicated to parklands. Stretching two miles along the highway is the Kunde family’s 1,850-acre estate, where fourth- and fifth generations continue tending vines. From the varying terrain, soils and microclimates, 19 varietals are grown for a broad portfolio of estate wines. This landscape begs
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
Kunde Family Winery
As Highway 12 heads north toward Kenwood, it enters some of Sonoma valley’s most heart-tugging scenery. Vineyards sprawl across foothills and ridges, with the highest peaks dedicated to parklands. Stretching two miles along the highway is the Kunde family’s 1,850-acre estate, where fourth- and fifth generations continue tending vines. From the varying terrain, soils and microclimates, 19 varietals are grown for a broad portfolio of estate wines. This landscape begs
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