Dry Creek Valley Grenache from Trattore Farms
Trattore Farms has a five-ton Grenache listing on the WIN Marketplace, priced at $1,900 per ton.
The 2026 fruit comes from Dry Creek Valley, with Certified Sustainable and Regenerative farming practices identified in the listing.
With Sonoma County's harvest now complete, interested wineries will want to connect with the grower to confirm the current status of the fruit and discuss whether a sourcing opportunity remains.
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The end of harvest changes the conversations happening between growers and wineries.
While grape sourcing winds down, attention shifts toward bulk wine, cellar equipment, storage, production services and the next stages of winemaking.
WIN Marketplace provides a place for buyers and sellers to connect across those needs as the industry moves through its production cycle.
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An Alexander Valley Winery With Serious Storage Behind It
CG Di Arie Vineyard & Winery is opening its doors to select commercial clients seeking winemaking expertise, production support, and access to an established Sierra Foothills winery.
At the center of the operation is Chaim Gur-Arieh, Ph.D., an award-winning winemaker whose background in food science, invention, and product development helped shape the winery he designed and built.
The facility features gravity-fed production, climate-controlled operations, and specialized fermentation equipment, including Gur-Arieh's patented submerged-cap fermentation technology.
For wineries and wine brands, that expertise extends across several areas:
Contract winemaking: Fermentation, cellar management, maturation, and production.
Private-label development: Wine selection, custom blending, product development, and packaging coordination.
Winemaking consulting: Technical troubleshooting, fermentation processes, and production planning.
Finished bulk wine: Estate-grown California wines available for commercial buyers and blending programs.
Whether a project calls for technical guidance, additional production capabilities, or help developing a new wine, CG Di Arie brings both the winemaker and the winery to the conversation.
Project scope, availability, and pricing are discussed individually.
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The right professional partnership can give wineries access to specialized expertise and capabilities without having to develop everything in-house.
From consulting and production services to equipment, technology, and business support, WIN Marketplace helps wine-industry professionals share their expertise with the wineries and businesses that need it.
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4,800 Gallons of Coombsville Cabernet Sauvignon
Flying A Vineyard has 4,800 gallons of 2025 Cabernet Sauvignon available from its Coombsville vineyard in Napa Valley.
The wine comes from Clone 169 vines on 110R rootstock and is currently stored at Razzi Winery.
For wineries evaluating larger bulk Cabernet purchases, the available volume offers a meaningful starting point. Buyers have a defined vineyard source, vintage, and storage location to work with as they consider whether the wine belongs in their upcoming programs.
Pricing is $25 per gallon, with room for negotiation.
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Bulk-wine buyers have different needs, and the size of a lot can make a significant difference in who it appeals to.
From smaller barrel-scale offerings to larger volumes of Cabernet Sauvignon, WIN Marketplace gives sellers a place to present their available wine and reach buyers looking for particular varieties, appellations, quantities, and pricing.
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Two Tons of Cinsault, Still in the Sourcing Mix
Trattore Estate has two tons of 2026 Cinsault available from Dry Creek Valley at $1,900 per ton.
The fruit is listed under both Certified Sustainable and Regenerative farming practices, adding useful vineyard context to a very focused quantity.
With the 2026 harvest largely winding down, this is a specific late-season opportunity rather than a broad sourcing play. For a winery that still has Cinsault on its list, the varietal, quantity, farming practices and price are all clearly defined.
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Late-season grape listings benefit from precision.
When the varietal, quantity, farming practices and price are clear, buyers can quickly determine whether an opportunity still fits what they need before the sourcing window closes.
WIN Marketplace gives growers a focused place to keep those remaining opportunities visible to the trade.
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300 Gallons of Dry Creek Valley Sagrantino
With the 2026 harvest largely wrapping up, bulk wine is moving back into focus.
This lot offers 300 gallons of 2024 Dry Creek Valley Sagrantino at $5 per gallon. It is 100% Sagrantino and comes from organically farmed fruit.
The volume is relatively compact, and the varietal is unusually specific. For a buyer already looking at bulk-wine inventory, that makes this a straightforward lot to evaluate without taking on thousands of gallons.
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California’s lighter 2026 crop has not erased the larger inventory challenge facing the wine business, which makes clear, specific bulk-wine listings especially important.
Varietal, vintage, appellation, volume and price help buyers quickly determine whether a lot belongs in the conversation.
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A Private-Label Sparkling Program, Starting at 200 Cases
This 2023 Brut gives wineries a way to explore a private-label sparkling program without starting from bulk wine.
The méthode traditionnelle sparkling wine is a 50/50 blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir from Los Carneros, produced from Certified Sustainable fruit.
Finished shiners are available with a 200-case minimum, giving buyers a clearly defined starting point for evaluating the wine and the scale of a potential private-label program.
Pricing is available by inquiry.
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Shiners can shorten the distance between sourcing wine and putting a finished product into a brand program.
When the wine, vintage, blend, appellation and minimum case quantity are already defined, buyers can quickly see whether the opportunity matches the scale they have in mind.
WIN Marketplace gives wineries and producers a place to put those private-label opportunities in front of the trade.
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Red and White Rhône Fruit Across Two Paso Districts
This Paso Robles listing brings several Rhône sourcing options together in one place.
From the Willow Creek District, Grenache and Syrah are available. In Templeton Gap, buyers can look at Syrah, Grenache and Grenache Blanc.
That mix gives wineries access to both red and white Rhône varieties across two distinct Paso Robles districts without limiting the conversation to a single block or varietal.
Quantities range from 1 to 200 tons, with pricing from $1,500 to $4,500 per ton depending on the fruit, vineyard and volume. Fruit from these sites has previously been selected for wines from JUSTIN, DAOU and Hope Family Wines.
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A broader grape listing can be useful for more than sheer volume.
Multiple varieties and vineyard sites give buyers a chance to evaluate several sourcing paths within the same conversation, whether the need is narrowly defined or extends across a larger Rhône program.
WIN Marketplace gives growers a place to make those options visible to the trade.
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Build a Larger Carneros Pinot Lot
This 2025 Pinot Noir listing gives buyers more than one way to approach Carneros sourcing.
Separate Napa and Sonoma Carneros lots are available, and the seller notes that they can be combined into a larger Carneros lot.
That gives interested wineries some flexibility in how they evaluate the opportunity, whether the conversation starts with one lot or a broader Carneros purchase.
Pricing is available by inquiry.
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Bulk-wine sourcing gets more useful when buyers can see how lots relate to one another.
Separate wines that can also be combined may open up different conversations around scale and sourcing than a single fixed lot.
WIN Marketplace gives sellers a place to put those options in front of wineries evaluating current bulk-wine opportunities.
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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.
WIN Marketplace gives growers a place to put that context in front of the wine trade.
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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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