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Kistler, Trenton Roadhouse, Russian River Valley 2010

Kistler · California · Russian River Valley

LWIN: 1276248

Kistler, Trenton Roadhouse, Russian River Valley 2010 sold at auction 4 times in the last five years, at a median of $68 per 750ml; half of those sales fell between $65 and $73. The most recent sale was on February 16, 2026.

Auction median, last 5 yrs

$68

4 sales · $65–73 middle half

Last auction sale

Feb 16

2026

Kistler, Trenton Roadhouse, Russian River Valley, neighbouring vintages

VintageAuction medianSales (5 yrs)Middle halfLowest retail now
2009$624$61–62–
2010$684$65–73$85
2011$652$60–70$109
2012$1052$95–114$93
2013$7610$65–83$90

Wine facts

Country
United States
Region
California
Sub-region
Russian River Valley
Type
White
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About Kistler

Kistler, owned since 2008 by Bill Price and run by winemaker Jason Kesner, makes every Chardonnay from one heritage selection (Old Wente, according to Vinfolio), grown across fifteen vineyards in Carneros, Sonoma Valley, the Russian River Valley and the Sonoma Coast. Vineyard bottlings include Kistler Vineyard and its Cuvée Cathleen, Hudson, Hyde, Durell, McCrea, Stone Flat, Vine Hill and Trenton Roadhouse. Fruit is whole-cluster pressed, fermented on native yeasts in underground barrel cellars and aged on lees in French barriques, roughly 35–40% new, without stirring, fining or filtration; the wines are opulent yet flinty and fresh. Pinot Noirs draw on two heritage selections, from sites such as Occidental Station.

Region
Sonoma County and Carneros, California
Owner
Bill Price (majority since 2008)
Vineyards
Fifteen Chardonnay sites incl. Kistler Vineyard, Hudson, Hyde, Durell, McCrea, Stone Flat, Vine Hill, Trenton Roadhouse, Dutton Ranch, Laguna Ridge
Grapes
Chardonnay (single heritage selection), Pinot Noir (two heritage selections)
Style
Native-yeast barrel fermentation, 35–40% new French oak, unfined and unfiltered
Website
kistlervineyards.com

Sources: kistlervineyards.com, skurnik.com, vinfolio.com, Wikipedia

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