K Vintners

2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from August 30, 2013
  

  Kenan H. asked:

  Some of the best, most clever, and most innovative commercial graphic design that's happening right now is in the supermarket, in the wine section, on the middle shelf. Not the top shelf, because those labels all look stately and proper and predictably boring. (Wine quality aside.) And not the bottom shelf, because Gallo and Sutter Home don't need a new graphic designer -- they've nailed their target audience. It's the middle shelf where you can see designers actively competing with each other to be the most eye-catching, the most witty, the most fun, and sometimes the most baffling -- all without, of course, being the most expensive. It's an art gallery, that middle shelf. Seriously.

  

  Eric Z. replied:

  e.g. http://www.kvintners.com/

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• Referral from October 21, 2012
  

  lscully02 asked:

  Looking for 'peppery' red recommendations for boyfriend My boyfriend and I went to a tasting at a local winery in Washington called William Church. He ended up really enjoying their Syrah and Cab Sauvignon because of the 'peppery' and oakiness. Can anyone recommend other reds he might like? Other styles or wineries. We're completely new to wine! We probably will spend around $20-30 for a bottle, more for special occasion wines. Thank you very much.

  

  chapinde replied:

  You should have good luck with many of the fuller bodied WA/CA syrahs and cabs. I'd check out some of [Charles Smith's wines](http://www.kvintners.com/), all of them are up your alley, but their K Vintners Syrahs are special.

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