San Francisco, September 6, 2017 – Kohler & Frohling Wines, established in 1854 and recently resurrected after 100 years, is pleased to announce that their 2017 wine production has been increased. They are adding to their production Sauvignon Blanc from Pine Mountain and Pinot Noir from Balletto Vineyards. They will be making a Rose’ of Pinot Noir as well. Bert Sandman, great, great, grandson of Charles Kohler, is thrilled that Kohler & Frohling Wines will be more available to not only their direct to consumer customers but local restaurants and distributors as well.
Winemaker Jim Mirowski started harvest last Thursday and due to the recent heat spike, grapes are coming in fast and furious!
Visit the winery at Treasure Island Wines, 995 9th Street, Treasure Island, San Francisco.
www.kohlerfrohlingwines.com
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