
Organic Oakville Cabernet Sauvignon
Oakville Cabernet Sauvignon is on the Marketplace with enough volume to support a substantial 2026 program.
Approximately 18 tons are available, with the vineyard cropped around three tons per acre. The fruit is listed at $10,000 per ton and carries both organic and Fish Friendly Farming designations.
For wineries still working through Cabernet sourcing, this is a clearly defined Napa Valley opportunity with meaningful volume behind it.
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When grape buyers are comparing opportunities, volume can matter just as much as appellation.
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An Italian-Style Vineyard in Dry Creek Valley
Sangiovese and olive trees share the same acre at this Dry Creek Valley vineyard.
Planted in 2008, the block is planted to Sangiovese FPS01 on 101-R rootstock and has been organically managed for the past nine years. The vines are interplanted with olive trees in a traditional Italian style, giving this small Healdsburg site a character all its own.
For 2026, 2–3 tons of Sangiovese are available at $2,800 per ton. It’s a compact lot for a winery that doesn’t need a large-volume commitment but still wants a clearly defined varietal, vineyard and Dry Creek Valley origin.
Interested buyers can also arrange a vineyard walk-through before making a decision.
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Grape sourcing isn’t always about securing the biggest block.
A few tons of the right varietal, from the right vineyard, can be just as relevant when a winery has a specific need to fill. WIN Marketplace gives growers a place to make those smaller, more distinctive opportunities visible to the trade.
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A Different Red from Dry Creek Valley
Dry Creek Valley Sagrantino brings a change of pace to the bulk-wine section.
This 2024 lot is 100% Sagrantino from organically farmed fruit, with 300 gallons available at $14 per gallon.
At 300 gallons, it can be considered as a focused purchase rather than a major inventory commitment. Its identity is equally clear: one varietal, one vintage, and a defined Dry Creek Valley origin.
A useful bulk-wine listing does more than announce that wine is available. Volume, vintage, appellation, varietal, farming, and price help the right buyer recognize whether a conversation makes sense.
WIN Marketplace gives sellers a place to make those details visible to the wine trade, whether the lot is a few hundred gallons with a very specific identity or a much larger volume intended for a different need.
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2026 Coombsville Cabernet from Flying A Vineyard
Flying A Vineyard brings an established Cabernet history to this month’s Round Up. Its 2026 Coombsville Cabernet Sauvignon comes from Clone 169 vines on 110R rootstock and is listed as organically farmed. Harvest timing is mid-September, with Grand Crew Vineyard Management overseeing the site.
Previous buyers include Amici Cellars, Favia, and Far Niente—a useful piece of history for wineries evaluating the source. Price per ton is negotiable, leaving room for a direct conversation with the seller.
If Coombsville Cabernet is already on your sourcing list—or this listing just put it there—the full vineyard details are ready on the Marketplace.
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Flying A Vineyard Cabernet Comes to Market
Flying A Vineyard has supplied Cabernet Sauvignon to Amici Cellars, Favia, and Far Niente in previous vintages. Its 2026 Coombsville fruit is now available.
The vineyard is planted to Clone 169 on 110R rootstock. The organically farmed site is managed by Grand Crew Vineyard Management.
Fruit is offered at $5,000 per ton, with room to discuss pricing.
Varietal and AVA may start the search. Clone, rootstock, farming, vineyard management, and buyer history often decide which calls get made.
WIN Marketplace gives growers space to put that context in front of the trade, helping specific grape opportunities reach buyers beyond the usual network.
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36 Years of Alexander Valley Merlot
Some vineyard opportunities come with more of a story than others.
This 10-acre Merlot block in Geyserville was planted 36 years ago, predominantly to Clone 3 on AxR rootstock, and has been under the same vineyard management since planting.
For most of the past 34 years, the vineyard was under contract to a large Sonoma winery, giving it a long history in commercial wine production.
For wineries still considering Alexander Valley Merlot for 2026, there’s flexibility in the amount of fruit available. Buyers can take anywhere from 5 to 50 tons at $1,500 per ton, with pricing negotiable.
Recent samples and references are available for buyers who want to get to know the vineyard a little better.
Finding the right grapes often comes down to details that don't fit neatly into a search box.
Vine age. Clone and rootstock. Farming history. Available tonnage. Price. And sometimes simply knowing there's a grower worth having a conversation with.
WIN Marketplace gives growers a place to tell more of that story and gives wineries another way to discover fruit that might fit what they're building this harvest.
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720 Gallons of Russian River Valley Pinot Noir
Not every bulk wine opportunity needs to be thousands of gallons.
A 720-gallon lot of 2024 Russian River Valley Pinot Noir is currently available on the WIN Marketplace.
The wine is 100% Pinot Noir, estate grown and organically managed, with 14.4% alcohol. Evaluation samples are also available for serious inquiries.
At $12 per gallon, the relatively compact volume makes this a particularly focused opportunity for buyers who don't need a multi-thousand-gallon lot and are looking for a specific combination of vintage, varietal and appellation.
Bulk wine sourcing isn't one-size-fits-all. One buyer may need several thousand gallons, while another is looking for a much more specific combination of varietal, appellation, vintage and quantity.
That's where detailed listings can make a difference. The WIN Marketplace gives wineries and sellers a place to put available bulk wine in front of an industry audience while giving buyers the information they need to determine whether a lot fits their program.
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Five Tons. One Napa Opportunity.
By late August, wineries generally aren’t rebuilding their entire sourcing plan. But a smaller lot can still solve a very real need.
This WIN Marketplace listing offers 5 tons of 2026 Cabernet Franc from a Napa Valley vineyard at approximately 1,200 feet elevation. The grower describes vines running down a north-to-south slope and fruit that produces a dark ruby color. Pricing is listed at $6,000 per ton and marked negotiable.
The scale is part of what makes this worth a look. Five tons could complement an existing Cabernet Franc program, provide another component for a Bordeaux-style blend, or give a winery the opportunity to work with a new Napa vineyard without taking on a large block.
There may also be a reason to think beyond 2026: the grower says another Cabernet Franc block is expected to come online in 2027 and currently has no contract.
At this stage of harvest, the question isn’t simply what fruit remains available. It’s whether a particular opportunity fits a specific need.
Late-season sourcing needs tend to be specific.
A winery may not need another vineyard block. It may need five tons of one varietal, a small amount of fruit to round out an existing program, or a new grower relationship that could continue into future vintages.
That’s where the WIN Marketplace can be particularly useful. It gives growers a place to make specific availability visible while giving wineries another way to see what’s still in the market, alongside opportunities in bulk wine, used equipment, real estate, professional services, and other parts of the wine business.
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🍷 8,625 gallons of Dry Creek Valley Cabernet, with room to talk.
As harvest activity ramps up, not every winery need has to be solved with another fruit contract.
New on the WIN Marketplace is 2025 Dry Creek Valley Cabernet Sauvignon bulk wine from Lytton Manor Vineyard, with 8,625 gallons available. The wine is 100% Cabernet Sauvignon, currently stored at Redwood Valley Cellars, and the seller says samples are available, pricing is negotiable, and they’ll entertain buyers looking for a range of quantities.
The vineyard sits between Ridge’s Lytton Springs East and West vineyards, and the seller describes the wine as showing deeply extracted fruit, dark berry character, pronounced tannic structure, and expressive aromatics. Minimal oak was used with the goal of rounding the finish rather than creating a pronounced oak impression. The wine is listed at 13.3% ABV, 3.71 pH, and 5.80 g/L TA.
For wineries evaluating Cabernet needs beyond the incoming vintage, this is a sizable Dry Creek Valley lot with the flexibility to start the conversation around the volume that actually fits the program.
Not every wine program needs the same volume, and not every sourcing conversation starts at the same point.
Bulk wine listings on the WIN Marketplace can range from a few barrels to thousands of gallons, giving wineries another way to fill a production need, strengthen an existing program, or explore an opportunity without adding another crush to the calendar.
For sellers, the Marketplace creates a place to make that inventory visible to a focused wine-industry audience. For buyers, it provides another window into what’s available beyond their existing network.
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Two Paso Districts. Multiple RhĂ´ne Possibilities.
There are still substantial RhĂ´ne grape opportunities on the table for the 2026 vintage.
This WIN Marketplace listing brings together premium fruit from two Paso Robles vineyard sites, with:
Paso Robles Willow Creek District
Grenache + Syrah
Templeton Gap
Syrah + Grenache + Grenache Blanc
The seller is offering anywhere from 1 to 200 tons, with pricing ranging from $1,500 to $4,500 per ton depending on the variety, vineyard, and volume. The listing also notes that fruit from these sites has previously been selected for wines from JUSTIN, DAOU, and Hope Family Wines.
That range is what makes this particularly interesting right now. A winery could be looking to fill a relatively small gap, secure meaningful volume for an established RhĂ´ne program, or explore several varieties from the same broader Paso Robles sourcing opportunity.
By late August, the window is getting tighter, but it isn’t necessarily closed.
Not every sourcing need reveals itself in the spring.
As harvest gets closer, wineries have a much clearer picture of production plans, available capacity, and where a few additional tons, or a much larger lot, might still make sense.
The WIN Marketplace helps keep those late-season opportunities visible, connecting wineries with growers while fruit is still available. And beyond grapes, buyers and sellers can find opportunities in bulk wine, used equipment, real estate, professional services, and other parts of the wine business.
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