January 2011 New Releases

Check out our new releases!  Place your orders soon, or you might miss out!

2007  Cabernet Sauvignon Testa Vineyards
$32.00 per bottle
$25.60 per bottle for wine club members
Did you enjoy the 2004 vintage?  Well, we would recommend ordering some of this vintage right away!  There were only 275 cases produced!

2007 Syrah Crane Vineyards
$30.00 per bottle
$24.00 per bottle for wine club members
Only 125 cases produced!


2008 Petite Sirah Testa Vineyards
$30.00 per bottle
$24.00 per bottle for wine club members
225 cases produced!

Quantity discounts offered for purchases of 1 or more cases on any of our wines!

Order through our website.  And don't forget to join the wine club if you haven't already!  (You get 20% off!)

On the Road

If you want to catch up with Tony at any of his upcoming wine tastings and wine dinners, here's his schedule for the end of November.

Wednesday, November 24th
Winfield/Flynn
558 3rd Avenue
New York, NY 10016-3541
(212) 679-4455

5-8 p.m.

In-Store Wine Tasting. 

Friday, November 26th

Ten Tables Restaurant
597 Centre St.

Jamaica Plain, MA 02130

(617) 524-8810

Wine Tasting.  Contact the Jamaica Plain location for more information.

Saturday, November 27th

Formaggio Kitchen
244 Huron Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02138-1328
(617) 354-4750
12-2 p.m.

Stand Up Wine Tasting.

The Spirited Gourmet in Cushing Square

448 Common St
Belmont, MA 02478
(617) 489 9463

4-7 p.m.

In-Store Wine Tasting.

Monday, November 29th 

Bergamot Restaurant

118 Beacon Street
Somerville, MA 02143-4304
(617) 576-7700

Winemaker Dinner.  Call restaurant for reservations.

Tuesday, November 30th
Ten Tables Restaurant
5 Craigie Circle
Cambridge, MA 02138
(617) 576-5444

Winemaker Dinner.  4 courses of delicious food paired with 4 of Tony’s most delicious wines for $65 per person.  Contact the Cambridge location for details.

As we get more information and menus we'll post them.

Coturri Anniversary Dinner Photos

If you missed the party, or if you just weren't able to take enough pictures, here's a great gallery taken by Emily's husband, Oz Robledo.  Download any photos you like.  We'll be taken down the gallery at the end of November, so enjoy it before it disappears!








Check out Oz Robledo's other wonderful photos at his website.  He has taken some amazing nature photos; also check out his evocative "Places" photos and his adorable pet photos.

Tony's New York Trip

We've gathered a few blog posts about Tony's recent trip to New York.

First, read a great summary of Tony's tasting at Thirst Wine Merchants, located in historic Fort Greene, Brooklyn.  Michael Yarmark has been a Coturri fan for years and the tasting at the shop he co-owns was phenomenal (it went on for almost three extra hours!).

Next, we have Tony's appearance at the Jenny & Francois Fall Preview.  The first article, from McDuff's Food and Wine Trail, gives a great overview of the entire event, reviewing nearly all the wines present.  (Tony's review is near the middle of the entry, under the heading "It Wasn't an All French Affair.")  This entry is part two, so if you'd like to read about all the wines, check out the first part as well.

The final article, from Karen Ulrich's blog Imbibe New York, focuses on Coturri wines, highlighting each wine that was at the Jenny & Francois Fall Preview.  Karen offers great tasting notes and great comments on the event as a whole.

Wine and Politics

Check out this article from the Richmond Times-Dispatch.  The article discusses legislation that is before the House regarding alcohol shipping laws.  A very interesting issue that could have an immense impact on Coturri Winery.

Slow Food Charlotte

A few months ago, Tony did a slow food event in Charlotte. Here are some wonderful pictures from the event taken by IMI Photography.

Follow this link to learn more about IMI Photography.

Coturri's Credo

Godfrey Daniels, a blogger for the magazine Foodism, recently devoted an entry to Tony. In his entry, Godrey offers a wonderful summary of Tony's philosophy. Read the article, and learn all about "Coturri's Credo."

Foodism is a Northern California-based magazine that publishes articles about Bay Area culture and cuisine, focusing on restaurants, arts, and events that are sustainable. If you'd like more information about subscribing to Foodism, click here.

P. Coturri--"Full Speed Ahead!"

Are you holding on to that one last bottle of P. Coturri? Here is a great pairing suggestion, and a nice review of a recently enjoyed bottle. Read the review & blog here!

Anniversary Party

There is still room if you want to join us for our 31st Anniversary party! It's going to be held August 21, 2010. Contact us (emily@coturriwinery.com) if you want more information or to make a reservation.

How To Buy Wine

Sometimes in life, you do need an instruction manual. We have all been guilty of going into a wineshop and buying something based on a pretty label or the "buy 6 and get a cool carrier" sale. Consider this a helpful "how to" for wine shopping.

American Rosé

Have you been holding off of ordering our 2009 North Coast Rosé? This article will surely convince you! Leslie-Ann Sheppard provides a breif history of Rosé and the different variations it offers. Also a few tips to ensure you are getting the best.

To order our 2009 North Coast Rosé, click here.

31st Anniversary Party

Spend an Evening at Coturri!

To celebrate 31 years of wine making,
Tony invites you to join us for an organic meal at the winery.

This year's 31st Anniversary party is scheduled for Saturday August 21^st. It will be limited to 50 people. Once again seats are first come first reserved.

Nic and Charlene are planning a local, organic meal combined with the latest releases from our winery.

There will be a charge of $60 per person to cover expenses.

Thank you, and we look forward to seeing you in August. Please give us a call (707-525-9126) or email (emily@coturriwinery.com or tony@coturriwinery.com) us to reserve your seats.

An Evening with Tony Coturri

Experience an evening with Tony Coturri of Coturri Winery in Glen Ellen California. An evening where we celebrate organic wine techniques paired with amazing local foods crafted by fantastic chefs of the area. The dinner is May 29, 2010, from 6:30 to 9:30 pm.

Tickets are $50 and can be reserved by speaking with Steve and Geny Case : pecanlanefarm@gmail.com.

Funds are going to support 2010 Terra Madre Delegates and our Community Garden projects.

The dinner will be held at The Inn at New Town Farms, 4512 New Town Road, Waxhaw, NC 28173.

For more information, here is the event page.

Father Nature

That is correct, Tony just might have a new nick name! While in Massachusetts Tony was featured at a tasting at Violette Imports. The Boston Globe created a new nickname for him. We hope that you had a chance to go to one of the events while he was in Massachusetts! See what else was said about the tasting at Violette!

Read the entire blog entry for all the details!

Video Blog #26: Return from Hiatus

Tony Explains Where He's Been



Tony talks about his recent trip to North Carolina and discusses other recent events.
(July 2, 2008)