It’s that time of year! We have begun to receive the latest vintage of rosés from our producers in France and Italy and will update this page as more arrive in Berkeley. Check back here regularly for your favorite rosés!

Today, we are presenting new and aged vintages of Terrebrune’s Bandol Rouges as well as a bottling new to the U.S., a declassified Bandol—the value-driven Mont Caume Rouge.

Four wines meant to showcase a given region in all its glory at a price point that is difficult to match.

In 1976, when I was busy being born as a wine importer, Richard Olney guided me through the French vineyards. He introduced me to Domaine Tempier, Clape, Chave, and other incomparable sources. In the Beaujolais we visited Château Thivin and Georges Duboeuf. I chose to pursue Thivin

Do not miss the opportunity to acquaint yourself with what is arguably Burgundy’s best-kept secret—for now—and one of the region’s most special sources of world-class whites and reds.

“The wines of yesteryear have the power to set our spirits afire.” —André Ostertag

Kermit Lynch branded wearables for wine lovers.

We currently offer three Wine Clubs that introduce members to our best values from France and Italy as well as complex and cellar-worthy wines.

Browse offers that we recently promoted via our email list.

Once divided between Champagne and Prosecco, the world of sparkling wine is more exciting in 2021 than it has ever been

While our involvement in the region is recent, the two producers we represent demonstrate that Le Marche is capable of producing whites and reds of serious interest, which often come at great value.

Sauvignon Blanc comes in many forms, and we've put them all together right here for your enjoyment. You’ll find classics from its spiritual home in the Loire Valley, as well as characterful renditions from Bordeaux and Friuli.

Bruno Laboucarié’s family has been making wine here since the seventeenth century, and for over thirty years, KLWM has proudly imported their wines.