🍷 The Michelin-Grade Steal

A glass at The French Laundry: $25. A bottle at Artisan: $32.97. The math is undeniable — and once this vintage sells out, this window closes permanently.

🏆 The #1 Legacy

Dan Kosta's Kosta Browne achieved Wine Spectator's #1 Wine of the Year. That instinct for Pinot Noir didn't retire — it evolved. This is what that evolution looks like.

🌊 The "Unicorn" Vintage

The 2023 is being praised for explosive aromatics and incredible structural balance. It's drinking beautifully now and has the backbone to age. Once this vintage sells out, it's gone.

🎯 Artisan Exclusivity

We are the lowest-priced source in the country for the full Convene and Admire portfolio. No other retailer in the USA offers this range at these prices.

Convene was our #1 selling Pinot at its price point

"Convene 'Admire' Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir was our number one-selling Pinot Noir at its price point. After our recent Masterclass with Dan, it became clear why: this isn't just 'entry-level' Pinot — it is a gateway into one of California's most exciting new estates. Dan has successfully 'spread his wings,' delivering the structure of a cult Pinot with the drinkability of a modern classic."

— Artisan Wine & Spirits

Wine Enthusiast · 95 Points

"This seductive wine is one of the first releases from Dan Kosta's new winery. It packs a flavor punch while staying balanced and appetizing. Deep, rich black-fruit flavors and a warm, generous mouthfeel make a great combination in this full-bodied, ripe-tasting and moderately tannic wine. Best from 2025–2032."

Jeb Dunnuck · 93 Points

"A ripe ruby/magenta hue, the 2021 Pinot Noir Sonoma Coast reveals notes of black raspberries, baked cherries, violets, mushroomy earth, and wild forest herbs. Medium to full-bodied, it fills the palate with supple, ripe fruit and has a round, saturating mouthfeel. It is packed with primary fruit and will appeal to lovers of Dan Kosta's wines. It offers a lot of ripe pleasure. Drink 2024–2034."

Wine Spectator · 93 Points

"Seductive, with dark plum, mulberry and boysenberry coulis notes racing through, infused liberally with dark tea and singed anise. Features a flash of warm earth on the finish. Nicely done. Drink now through 2029. 1,955 cases made."

Decanter · 97 Points

"Together, and the finish is long, earthy, and refreshing. Winemaker Shane Finley reflected: 'The evolution of our winemaking is reflective of our own personal growth and personal tastes. Inherently, this can't be Kosta Browne part two because we're growing.' Dan Kosta adds: 'It's not one or two things, it's hundreds of things. I want these wines to be more than just delicious; I want tension and structure, and I think we've arrived.'" — Jonathan Cristaldi (Feb 2024)

Wine Enthusiast · 95 Points

"Aromas of macerated cherries, strawberries, cinnamon and clove jump from the glass of this powerful Pinot. The palate brings waves of raspberry liqueur and licorice flavors in a muscular, but balanced framework. Give this a few years in the cellar and it will blossom. Drink 2028–2045." — Tom Capo (Nov 2024)

Wine Spectator · 93 Points

"This is alluring, with lightly mulled raspberry and mulberry fruit inlaid with dark tea, singed anise and savory hints. Offers a light kiss of toast on the finish. Drink now through 2029. 503 cases made." (Apr 2024)

James Suckling · 93 Points

"A smooth, creamy white that shows all the lushness and ripe fruit character of this appellation in Sonoma County. Aromas of lemon zest, vanilla beans and baked apples lead to juicy pear, almond and lime notes on the palate. Barrel-fermented in one-third new oak barrels. Drink now." (Jul 2025)

Jeb Dunnuck · 92 Points

"The 2022 Chardonnay Russian River Valley is ripe with fruity aromas of pineapple, river rock, preserved lemon, baking spice, ripe peach, and poached apples. The palate is supple, with a full-bodied feel and confectionary sweet fruit and vanilla notes on the finish. A fruity and charming wine to drink over the next few years." — Audrey Frick (Jul 2025)