Korbin Kameron 2022 Semillon, Moon Mountain District, Sonoma County

The Korbin Kameron 2022 Sémillon opens like dawn on a ridge: delicate yet unmistakable. Floral white peach on the nose, threaded with citrus blossom and a gentle patina of beeswax, hints at richness without overstatement.

On the palate, warmth meets focus. Gentle ginger spice weaves into stone-dusted minerality, anchored by Calabrian lemon freshness and a graceful sense of structure. The wine holds itself steady—balanced, nuanced, and purposive.

What grounds the wine is its origin. Crafted from the family’s Moonridge Vineyard on Moon Mountain, perched above Sonoma Valley at around 2,300 feet, it reflects both earth and air. Volcanic, iron-laced soils plus fog-swept mornings bring tension and precision. The vineyard’s slope and view—above the fog—give fruit that develops clarity and energy. 

The story matters too. Named for Mitchell Ming’s twins, Korbin and Kameron, this is a family vision in glass. With guidance from Phil Coturri and Timothy Milos, the team aligns minimal intervention with site-led expression—Chardonnay and Sémillon that taste like freshness rooted in intention. 

This isn’t Sémillon built for flash. It reserves its momentum for the mid-palate, then drifts off into a lingering echo you’d discover after dinner. Korbin Kameron 2022 Sémillon—mountaintop clarity shaped by family vision.