Celebrating Inman's 25th Harvest
The 2026 vintage marks Kathleen Inman’s 25th harvest at Inman Family Wines — twenty-five vintages shaped by the cool climate of the Russian River Valley and a belief that great wine begins in the vineyard.
New Releases
Inman Family 2023 OGV Estate Pinot Noir
95 Points, James Suckling
Grown steps from the winery in our organically farmed Olivet Grange Vineyard, OGV Estate Pinot Noir is the heart of Inman Family Wines. The 2023 vintage has received 95 points from James Suckling.
“Silky and red-fruited, with aromas of rose petals, lavender and sage. Juicy acidity is framed by fine tannins, and orange peel bitterness is mouthwatering through the finish. Keeps getting better with time in the glass. Drink or hold.” – JamesSuckling.com
2023 Pratt Vine Hill Chardonnay
92 Points, James Suckling
From Jim Pratt’s Vine Hill vineyard in the Russian River Valley, this Chardonnay reflects Kathleen’s signature approach: freshness, balance and a sense of place.
“Aromas of toasted hazelnuts and popcorn. With some time in the glass it shows white flowers and yellow peaches. Medium-bodied with flinty minerality in the finish. Drink now. Screw cap.” – JamesSuckling.com
Twenty-Five Harvests in the Russian River Valley
When Kathleen Inman established Inman Family Wines in 2000, she set out to make wines that reflected their vineyards rather than a prescribed style.
Twenty-five harvests later, that philosophy remains unchanged.
From the first vintage of Endless Crush Rosé of Pinot Noir in 2004 — years before dry rosé became an American phenomenon — to an early commitment to screwcap closures, organic farming and environmentally thoughtful winegrowing, Inman Family Wines has quietly followed its own path.
The 2026 vintage feels particularly special. After twenty-five harvests, Kathleen knows OGV intimately — yet each growing season still reveals something new.
Come Taste Where the Wines Are Grown
Visit our Russian River Valley tasting room overlooking Olivet Grange Vineyard, the source of our OGV Estate Pinot Noir and Endless Crush Rosé.
Our tastings are relaxed, personal and rooted in the vineyard. And because Inman Family Wines remains a small, independently owned winery, there’s a good chance your visit will include a conversation with the winemaker herself.