"The Marin shop will have a very similar ethos to the Berkeley shop: a high-touch, friendly environment that helps our clients dive into the endless pleasures of French and Italian wine, said President Dixon Brooke in the announcement Monday. We're excited to get to know our Marin neighbors and to have a new place to connect with our North Bay clientele."
"The original Kermit Lynch retail store is said to be known for its breadth of offerings, ranging from everyday bottles $12 Tintero festive rose to rare collectibles like $1,000 grand cru Romanee-Saint-Vivant. Members of Kermit Lynch wine clubs will be able to pick up their packages at either store or have them shipped to their homes. At 900 square feet, the new shop at 1003 Larkspur Landing Circle is smaller than the Berkeley location but has been designed to emphasize browsing and discovery of wines, according to the company."
Kermit Lynch Wine Merchant, a 53-year-old importer, retailer, wholesaler and distributor, will open a second retail location at 1003 Larkspur Landing Circle in Marin Country Mart, Larkspur, on Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2025. The 900-square-foot shop is smaller than the Berkeley storefront but is designed to emphasize browsing and discovery of French and Italian wines. Offerings will range from everyday bottles such as $12 Tintero festive rose to rare collectibles like a $1,000 grand cru Romanee-Saint-Vivant. Wine club members can pick up packages at either store or have shipments sent home. Design by BCV Architecture + Interiors and Los Angeles-based Martha Mulholland Interior Design uses reclaimed limestone floors and counters from the southern Rhone.
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