Five Tons of Cabernet Franc From a Napa Hillside Site
This Napa Valley Cabernet Franc comes from a vineyard at roughly 1,200 feet, with vines running north to south down the hillside on 10-by-5 spacing.
Five tons of 2026 fruit are available at $6,000 per ton, with pricing negotiable.
For buyers who want to get beyond the listing details, the vineyard is also open to visits, giving wineries an opportunity to see the site behind the fruit firsthand.
The vineyard has additional Petite Sirah, Petit Verdot and Cabernet Sauvignon available as well.
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A grape listing can tell you quite a bit on paper, but site details add another layer.
Elevation, row orientation, spacing and the opportunity to walk a vineyard can help buyers build a clearer picture of where the fruit comes from before deciding whether to continue the conversation.
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An Alexander Valley Winery With Serious Storage Behind It
This Alexander Valley winery comes with infrastructure that is already doing real work.
The roughly 2-acre property includes more than 264,000 gallons of stainless steel wine storage across tanks of various sizes, supported by a 60-ton glycol system. The site previously operated as a custom-crush facility and is currently being used for bulk wine storage.
The property also comes with zoning for up to 50,000-case production and includes an on-site living unit with a shaded backyard and view deck.
For a buyer looking at winery ownership through an operational lens, this is more than a building and a location. It is an existing wine-production and storage asset with substantial capacity already in place.
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Wine-industry real estate is often defined as much by infrastructure as acreage.
Tank capacity, cooling systems, production permissions, current use and existing improvements can all change what a property represents to the next owner.
WIN Marketplace gives sellers a place to put those operational details in front of buyers looking specifically at winery, vineyard and other wine-industry real estate opportunities.
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About Ten Barrels of Dry Creek Valley Cabernet
Six hundred gallons can sound abstract until you put it in cellar terms.
This 2024 Dry Creek Valley lot is roughly equivalent in volume to ten standard wine barrels. It’s 100% Cabernet Sauvignon, estate grown and organically farmed, with the full 600 gallons offered at $5 per gallon.
That gives buyers a clearly defined amount of wine to evaluate without the scale of a multi-thousand-gallon lot.
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Bulk-wine volume becomes much more useful when buyers can picture the scale behind the number.
Whether a lot represents a few barrels or several tanks can quickly shape who it makes sense for. WIN Marketplace gives sellers room to put volume, vintage, appellation, farming and price in front of the trade together.
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Dry Creek Cabernet With Room to Talk
Lytton Manor Vineyard is inviting offers on its 2026 Dry Creek Valley Cabernet Sauvignon.
The 12-acre vineyard was replanted in 2019 to Cabernet Sauvignon clones 30 and 47 on 1103P rootstock, giving buyers a clear picture of the planting behind the fruit.
There’s also something to taste before the conversation goes much further: samples of the vineyard’s 2025 Cabernet Sauvignon are available.
For buyers still evaluating Cabernet opportunities, Lytton Manor is keeping the door open on pricing and terms.
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A grape listing becomes more useful when buyers have something concrete to evaluate.
Vineyard details, previous-vintage samples and open pricing terms can all help move a sourcing conversation beyond “fruit available” and toward whether the opportunity actually makes sense.
WIN Marketplace gives growers a place to put that context in front of the trade.
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Estate-Grown RRV Pinot, Stored in Tank and Barrel
This Russian River Valley Pinot Noir comes with a clear vineyard and farming story already attached.
The wine is estate grown, Certified Sustainably Farmed and Certified Fish-Friendly Farming, with alcohol under 14%. It is currently stored in Sebastopol in both tank and barrel.
At $19 per gallon, the listing gives buyers a defined Russian River Valley Pinot Noir to evaluate with both provenance and current storage information already on the table.
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Bulk-wine listings become more useful when buyers can see how the wine was grown and where it is now.
Appellation, farming practices, alcohol and storage format can all help narrow the conversation before samples or terms are discussed.
WIN Marketplace gives sellers a place to put that context in front of wineries evaluating bulk-wine opportunities.
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Vineyard photo courtesy of Trattore Farms
Seven Tons of Dry Creek Valley Rhône Fruit
Trattore Farms’ 40-acre Dry Creek Valley estate spans 11 vineyard blocks planted to a broad range of Rhône varieties. Two focused 2026 lots are now on the Marketplace: five tons of Grenache and two tons of Cinsault.
Both are priced at $1,900 per ton and listed under the Marketplace’s Certified Sustainable Regenerative farming designation. Buyers can evaluate either varietal on its own or open a conversation about all seven tons.
Cinsault does not appear on the Marketplace often, and the small lot sizes make this a particularly specific sourcing opportunity. The full details and seller contact are available in each listing.
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Certified Sustainable + Regenerative | $1,900/ton
Five tons of 2026 Grenache are available from Dry Creek Valley at $1,900 per ton.
The vineyard is listed as both Certified Sustainable and Regenerative, giving buyers a little more context around how the fruit is being grown without turning a compact listing into something it isn’t.
At five tons, this is a focused sourcing opportunity for a winery that needs a defined amount of Grenache rather than a large-volume commitment.
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Smaller grape lots can be useful precisely because the scale is clear.
Knowing the varietal, AVA, farming practices, quantity and price gives buyers a quick way to decide whether a listing fits the sourcing conversation they are already having.
WIN Marketplace gives growers a place to make those opportunities visible to the trade.
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Dry Creek Cabernet with the Numbers on the Table
Lytton Manor Vineyard is giving bulk-wine buyers more than a varietal and an appellation to work with.
Samples are available, and the Cabernet Sauvignon is listed at 13.3% ABV, 3.71 pH and 5.80 TA. Minimal oak was used, and the wine is currently stored at Redwood Valley Cellars.
The seller is also open to different purchase quantities and willing to discuss price, giving interested wineries room to start the conversation around what actually fits their needs.
The vineyard sits between Ridge’s Lytton Springs East and West vineyards in Dry Creek Valley.
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For bulk-wine buyers, the useful details often begin with what can be evaluated before a deal is discussed.
Samples, basic chemistry, storage location, oak treatment and quantity terms can help a winery decide whether a lot deserves the next conversation.
WIN Marketplace gives sellers a place to put that practical information in front of the trade.
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From One Ton to 200 Across Two Paso Districts
The scale of this Paso Robles RhĂ´ne grape listing is unusually broad.
Fruit is available from two vineyard sites: Grenache and Syrah from the Willow Creek District, and Syrah, Grenache and Grenache Blanc from Templeton Gap.
The listing spans quantities from 1 to 200 tons, with pricing from $1,500 to $4,500 per ton depending on variety, vineyard and volume. That leaves room for very different sourcing conversations, from a relatively focused addition to a much larger 2026 commitment.
There is history behind the sites as well. Fruit from these vineyards has previously been selected for wines from JUSTIN, DAOU and Hope Family Wines.
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By this point in harvest, “grapes available” isn’t enough information on its own.
Variety, district, quantity and price range help wineries quickly determine which opportunities are realistic for the programs and volumes they still need to fill.
WIN Marketplace gives growers a place to make that availability visible while sourcing decisions are still being made.
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2025 Coombsville Cabernet, Already in French Oak
This single-vineyard Coombsville Cabernet Sauvignon is already in the cellar, aging in twice-used French oak.
The 2025 wine is 100% Cabernet Sauvignon, with 531 gallons available at $30 per gallon. Buyers can take as little as 59 gallons, roughly one barrel, or discuss a larger portion of the lot.
That gives wineries a chance to evaluate a clearly defined Coombsville Cabernet that is already moving through Ă©levage rather than starting with fruit still on the vine.
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Bulk wine listings can represent very different stages of the winemaking process.
Knowing whether a wine is already in barrel, how much is available, and what the minimum purchase looks like can help buyers quickly understand whether a lot fits the way they are sourcing.
WIN Marketplace gives sellers a place to make those details visible to the trade.
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