Testarossa Updates – March 16, 2020
As part of the local, national and international effort to stop the spread of the Coronavirus, and abiding by Santa Clara County’s March 16, 2020 guidelines, Testarossa Winery is temporarily closed to visitors. Stay safe and tune in for more information as the situation develops.
Testarossa Winery has been selected as Connoisseurs’ Guide to California Wine’s 2019 Winery of the Year – making it the second time in just 15 years to be selected as Winery of the Year by a respected wine publication – the first was in 2004 by Restaurant Wine.
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Testarossa Winery
Consistent outstanding wine quality since 1993
We produce world-class Chardonnay and Pinot Noir in the historic Novitiate Winery of Los Gatos where we blend centuries-old winemaking techniques with state-of-the-art technology. Since 2000, Rob and Diana Jensen have been working closely with Director of Winemaking Bill Brosseau. Testarossa has consistently produced more than 1,000 different wines earning Outstanding scores of 90+ points.
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Mercury News – Testarossa Earns Winery of the Year Honors
By Laura Ness - "Being recently selected as Winery of the Year by the venerable “Connoisseurs’ Guide to California Wine,” a publication the couple used as their North Star to guide wine-buying decisions in the early days, is, according to Rob, “our greatest honor to date.”
2019 Winery of the Year by Connoisseur’s Guide
Testarossa Winery, producers of premier California Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, has been selected as Connoisseurs’ Guide to California Wine’s 2019 Winery of the Year – making it the second time in just 15 years to be selected as Winery of the Year by a respected wine publication – the first was in 2004 by Restaurant Wine.
Testarossa 2017 Brosseau and Graham Family Pinot Releases
Both Brosseau and Graham Family vineyards are quite singular – they produce distinctly unique wines very different from the wines we are best known for from the Santa Lucia Highlands and Santa Rita Hills. Read Certified Sommelier Ryan Smith’s analysis and history of these two special wines.
Testarossa History: Where it all started…