About Materra | Cunat Family Vineyards
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A 50-acre Oak Knoll District estate whose Japanese Series wines trace to owner Miki Cunat's family heritage in Japan.
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Family-Built From the Ground UpBrian and John Cunat purchased the 50-acre Oak Knoll District property in 2007 and completed the winery building in 2014.
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Japanese SeriesWinemaker Chelsea Barrett crafts four wines, Shinkan Chardonnay, Yamabuki Albariño, Yoshino Rosé, and Ogama Grenache, inspired by Miki Cunat's Japanese heritage.
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150,000-Gallon FacilityThe estate's production building was built to handle the full Cunat portfolio on site.
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Featured Wines
CHARDONNAY
Shinkan Chardonnay
Japanese Series
A minimally oaked, delicately aromatic Chardonnay ('quiet forest') designed to pair with sushi and seafood.
ALBARIÑO
Yamabuki Albariño
Japanese Series
Named for the bright yellow Japanese rose, a refreshing, floral Albariño.
ROSÉ
Yoshino Rosé
Japanese Series
A cherry-blossom-pink rosé named for Yoshino Mountain, tied to the Cunat family's heritage in Japan.
Materra also produces estate Merlot, Petit Verdot, Malbec, Syrah, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, and Viognier under its Current Releases label; specific current vintages and pricing were not published on the pages checked.
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Materra Experience
A guided tasting of five classic wines, held in the tasting room or on the patio.
$45 per person
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Japanese Tasting Flight
A flight through the Japanese Series wines, at times paired with Japanese cuisine.
$45 per person
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