Larkmead Vineyards
LMV Salon
Napa Valley
2010
Vintage
Varietal
Red Blend
Where it is, November 2026
Timing: no opening or peak years have been established for this vintage.
Bottle condition and storage history should guide when to open this wine.
The ‘10 LMV Salon.
Larkmead Vineyards LMV Salon 2010 is a red blend from Napa Valley, California, United States.
Drinking window
No Cellared drinking-window estimate is available for this wine.
Tasting note
Red blend commonly shows a fruit-led, structured profile.
The 2010 vintage
Larkmead Vineyards' 2010 LMV Salon is a red blend from Napa Valley, California, United States.
About Larkmead Vineyards
Larkmead Vineyards' LMV Salon is a red blend from Napa Valley, California, United States.
Pairing suggestions
Cellared suggestions based on the wine and dish descriptions.
Herb-roasted lamb with blackberry, sage, and cocoa
The dish is a versatile partner for this blend.
Mushroom risotto with red licorice root and bay leaf
The dish is a versatile partner for this blend.
Grilled duck with black cherry and violet herbs
The dish is a versatile partner for this blend.
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Frequently Asked
What is Larkmead Vineyards LMV Salon 2010?
Larkmead Vineyards LMV Salon 2010 is a red blend from Napa Valley, California, United States.
What does Larkmead Vineyards LMV Salon 2010 taste like?
Red blend commonly shows a fruit-led, structured profile.
When should Larkmead Vineyards LMV Salon 2010 be opened?
Bottle condition and storage history should guide when to open this wine.
What pairs with Larkmead Vineyards LMV Salon 2010?
Pair this wine with Herb-roasted lamb with blackberry, sage, and cocoa; Mushroom risotto with red licorice root and bay leaf; or Grilled duck with black cherry and violet herbs.