A little bit of Italy in Dry Creek Valley
Not every vineyard opportunity needs to be measured in dozens of tons.
This new WIN Marketplace listing offers just 2–3 tons of 2026 Sangiovese from a one-acre Dry Creek Valley vineyard in Healdsburg. The vines were planted in 2008 and have been organically managed for nine years, with an unusual vineyard detail: they're interplanted with olive trees in a traditional Italian-inspired approach designed to encourage biodiversity.
The block features FPS01 Sangiovese on 101-R rootstock, planted in clay, loam, and gravelly soils. The seller describes fruit showing bright cherry, plum, and raspberry character, crisp acidity, and moderate tannins. The asking price is $2,800 per ton.
At this stage of August, a smaller lot can be particularly interesting for a winery looking to add something distinctive without building an entire program around a large vineyard commitment.
Harvest doesn't always leave room for a complete change of plans. Sometimes, though, the right smaller opportunity can still fit.
The WIN Marketplace helps wineries discover fruit in a wide range of varieties, regions, and volumes, alongside bulk wine, equipment, real estate, and professional services. Whether you're filling one last sourcing need, looking for something outside your usual program, or trying to get your own availability in front of the industry, the Marketplace gives those opportunities a place to be found.
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