Bottling wine can be one of the most stressful steps for any winery—tight deadlines, delicate bottles, and the constant risk of breakage or inconsistent closures can turn a critical day into a logistical headache. Infinity Bottling solves these challenges. Located in the heart of Napa Valley, our state-of-the-art facility is perfectly positioned near major transportation routes, case good storage warehouses, and packaging suppliers. Whether you need 375 ml, 750 ml, or Magnum bottling, Infinity offers the flexibility to handle cork, screwcap, or WAK closures, ensuring your wine is presented exactly as intended. With bottling speeds of up to 200 bottles per minute, we combine precision, speed, and reliability to help wineries get their product to market efficiently. What sets Infinity apart is our cutting-edge automation and innovative technology. Our proprietary intelligent conveyor system minimizes bottle-to-bottle contact, reducing breakage and maintaining product quality. With

Afternoon Brief: Global Wine Recovery on the Horizon

The wine industry could be back on an upward trajectory in as little as 12 months, according to one study...

Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Watch the magic unfold as Toad Hollow Wine takes its final step on the bottling line. Precision, speed, and quality in every bottle!

Streamlined Bottling Solutions: Discover Infinity Bottling

Infinity Bottling's professional team provides turn-key services for your bottling projects. We pride ourselves on our teams attention to detail, quality

A look inside our state-of-the-art bottling facility located in Napa, CA. Infinity’s bottling line uses cutting edge automation technologies to maximize efficiency and quality control.

Afternoon Brief, April 15th

North Bay Wine Growers Are Having a Tough Year, as Cheap Bulk Imports Increase: April 2024 marks Sonoma County Wine Month, a celebration of Sonoma County's rich wine heritage, yet local winegrowers are seeing declining wine sales and grape sales...

Afternoon Brief, February 16th

Hoopes Winery Civil Trial in Napa County Wraps After 11 Days, Ruling Could Take Months: Whether Napa Valley vintner Lindsay Hoopes has been using company structures as a shield against liability was the focus Wednesday of the 11th and final day of trial in a county lawsuit over alleged winery permit violations...

Afternoon Brief, February 14th

Pledge of €230 Million to French Winegrowers Is an ’Empty Promise’, Say Vignerons: The emergency fund promised to French winegrowers amid farmer protests is "just a promise", Rhône Valley vignerons tell Eloise Feilden...