Kenzo Estate

Kenzo Estate's critically acclaimed flagship — Rindo (Japanese bellflower) Cabernet Sauvignon from 1,550-foot mountain estate vineyards farmed by David Abreu and housed in Howard Backen's stone winery, consistently earning 92–96 points for the concentrated, age-worthy mountain character that 3,800 acres of Napa Valley eastern mountain terrain produces.

Kenzo's most Japanese-named white expression — Asatsuyu (morning dew) estate mountain Sauvignon Blanc from 1,550-foot Napa Valley eastern hills terrain, showing the crisp, mineral, food-first character that Japanese aesthetic sensibility and David Abreu's mountain viticulture conviction produce in this Loire variety at extreme California elevation.

Kenzo's seasonal and celebratory expression — Yui (pure white) Rosé from the 3,800-acre mountain estate showing what Kenzo Tsujimoto's Japanese aesthetic minimalism and David Abreu's mountain viticulture expertise produce in Napa Valley's most elevation-driven and personally Japanese-spirited Rosé wine.

Kenzo's most distinctive red expression — Murasaki (purple) estate Cabernet Franc-dominant blend from the 1,550-foot mountain terrain showing the herbal, mineral, structured character that David Abreu's mountain viticulture and Kenzo Tsujimoto's Japanese aesthetic precision produce outside the primary Rindo Cabernet Sauvignon program.