Siduri started more than 15 years ago in our native Texas. At the time it was a dream shared by two wine geeks (us!) who wanted nothing more than to move to California and make killer Pinot Noir from the finest vineyards we could find. Today that dream is a reality.
In 2004 Siduri celebrated its 10 year anniversary. We can hardly believe it, but between two wine labels (Siduri and sister label Novy Family Wines) and three beautiful children, we are beyond blessed and beyond busy! With our small but tireless crew we produce over 25 different Pinot Noir wines each year, representing the largest Pinot Noir focus of any California winery.
We invite you to use this site to learn more about our wines, winemaking, and vineyards as well as to access our online tasting notes. To receive information directly from the winery on special wine offerings, events and tastings, please take a moment to join our mailing list.
Next time your travels take you to the wine country, be sure to give us a call. We would be delighted to have you visit the winery for a personal tour and tasting.
Thanks again for your interest in Siduri. We love what we do and enjoy the opportunity to share with others.
Adam & Dianna Lee
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Siduri Wines: Passion for Pinot at Affordable Prices,
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"If you want killer wine, Siduri is very hard to beat. The wine speaks for itself." - Santa Rosa Press Democrat |
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"Phenomenal winery...wines range from yummy to soul stirring"
- Gil Kulers, Atlanta Journal Constitution
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"Siduri took the wine world by storm in the late 1990's establish{ing} a formula, now copied by other Pinot Noiristes, of buying grapes from well known vineyards and striving for terroir typicity. Siduri Wines are complex but easy to enjoy.. much like the Lee's themselves." - Steve Heimoff, New Classic Winemakers of California
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Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam likes wine. Secret wine. In a recent interview in Rolling Stone magazine, Vedder was asked about the wine he drinks on stage. He only admitted it was red. But we found out that it was actually Siduri Van der Kamp Pinot Noir. The wine is sent to Vedder without labels. We guess that means he's not that into details like alcohol content and government warnings. Yeah, us neither. -- |
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