The Latest from K&L: New Adds and Back In Stock

Whether you are looking for a new discovery or an old favorite, this email is the place to check first. Below you will find the most recent additions to our diverse selection at K&L Wine Merchants. We receive new opportunities weekly, from direct imports to local distributors to carefully inspected back-vintage collections—read on for the best of this week's discoveries. Speaking of new discoveries, there's no better place to find them than in person at one of our weekly in-store tastings. Please see our Local Events page on the K&L website to view this week's tasting schedule.

A mystery from one of Napa Valley's most hallowed vineyards, a beautifully mature Bordeaux from a landmark vintage, and a singular Kentucky bourbon with an artistic twist. This week's lineup brings together three distinctive finds, each with a fascinating story to tell.

First, 2024 Anonymous Wine Collective "Summum Bonum" Oakville Cabernet Sauvignon may be our most exciting Anonymous release yet. Sourced from a legendary stretch of Oakville's western bench, this Cabernet boasts genuine First Growth pedigree and a winemaker with multiple 100-point wines to their credit. Classically styled and meticulously handcrafted, it's a rare taste of old-school Napa greatness. As for the vineyard's identity, the name offers a tantalizing clue...

Next, 2009 Marquis de Calon, St-Estèphe presents a delicious opportunity to revisit one of Bordeaux's most celebrated vintages. Now with 17 years of age, this second wine of Château Calon-Ségur delivers generous red fruit, polished structure, and the mineral character of classic St-Estèphe. Rich, beautifully developed, and still full of life, it's a remarkable bargain in mature Bordeaux from a prestigious estate.

Finally, Rare Character 9 Year 9 Month Old "Bird Math By Raylene Gorum" K&L Liquors Exclusive Single Barrel #KNF-118 Cask Strength Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey (750ml) is something of a rare bird indeed. Believed to originate from Bardstown Bourbon Company, this nearly decade-old Kentucky whiskey delivers a densely layered profile of dark red fruit and rich, seasoned oak. Bottled at cask strength, it sports a striking label by Bay Area public artist Raylene Gorum, making this exclusive as intriguing on the outside as it is in the glass.