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NEW Grape Listing on the WIN Marketplace: Russian River Pinot Noir
Russian River Pinot — Secure It Early Now available: Russian River Valley Pinot Noir grapes — a sought-after opportunity to source fruit from one of California’s most iconic cool-climate regions. Russian River Valley is known for its morning fog, coastal influence, and extended growing season, allowing Pinot Noir to develop vibrant red fruit, natural acidity, and layered complexity. It’s a region that consistently delivers wines with both elegance and depth — highly valued in premium Pinot programs. As wineries move deeper into vineyard sourcing for the upcoming harvest, listings like this offer a timely chance to secure fruit from a proven AVA before availability tightens. View Listing The WIN Marketplace is built to connect buyers and sellers across the wine industry, and vineyard listings like these Russian River Valley Pinot Noir grapes highlight how the platform helps wineries secure fruit from highly regarded growing regions. Known for its cool-climate conditions and consistent
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NEW on the WIN Marketplace: Premium Napa Valley Crystal Springs Cabernet Franc Grapes
Hillside Cabernet Franc, Elevated Now available: Premium Cabernet Franc grapes from the Crystal Springs AVA in Napa Valley — a rare opportunity to source fruit from one of the region’s newest and most distinctive hillside appellations. Crystal Springs is defined by its rugged volcanic soils, steep slopes, and elevations reaching up to 1,400 feet , creating ideal conditions for producing fruit with intensity, structure, and layered aromatics . Cabernet Franc thrives in this environment, developing deep color, expressive aromatics, and a balance of ripe fruit and mineral character that makes it highly desirable for both blending and premium standalone wines. With vineyard sourcing decisions actively underway, listings like this offer wineries the chance to secure distinctive, site-driven fruit early and build future vintages around emerging Napa terroir.
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NEW on the WIN Marketplace: Robert Young Fruit – 2026
Heritage Vineyard. Proven Fruit. Now available: Robert Young fruit — an opportunity to source grapes from one of Sonoma County’s most respected and historic vineyard families. The Robert Young name is closely tied to quality, consistency, and vineyard stewardship, with a long-standing reputation for producing fruit that has supported premium wines for decades. For wineries looking to align with a trusted vineyard source, opportunities like this don’t come around lightly. As vineyard sourcing decisions continue to take shape, listings like this offer a chance to secure pedigree fruit early and build future vintages around proven vineyard performance. View Listing The WIN Marketplace is built to connect buyers and sellers across the wine industry, and listings like this highlight how the platform helps wineries secure grapes from trusted, well-established vineyard sources. With a reputation for quality and consistency, fruit from recognized vineyard families offers winemakers a strong f
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NEW on the WIN Marketplace: 2026 Yakima Valley – Pinot Noir Grapes
Great Pinot Starts in the Vineyard Now available: Pinot Noir grapes — a key opportunity for wineries looking to secure high-quality fruit as vineyard sourcing decisions move into full swing. Pinot Noir is one of the most site-driven varietals, where vineyard selection plays a major role in the final wine’s character. Securing the right fruit early allows winemakers to align sourcing with stylistic goals and program needs. As the growing season progresses, listings like this provide a timely opportunity to connect directly with growers and lock in fruit before availability tightens. View Listing The WIN Marketplace is built to connect buyers and sellers across the wine industry, and vineyard listings like these Pinot Noir grapes highlight how the platform helps wineries secure quality fruit directly from growers. As one of the most site-sensitive varietals, Pinot Noir benefits from early sourcing decisions, giving winemakers the opportunity to align vineyard selection with their stylis
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FEATURED Grape Listing on the WIN Marketplace: Ultra-Premium Cabernet Sauvignon Fruit (2026 Harvest)
Legacy Vineyard. New Opportunity.      Ultra-premium Cabernet Sauvignon fruit for the 2026 harvest and beyond — sourced from a 2-acre hillside vineyard in Calistoga, positioned above renowned sites like Switchback Ridge and Hourglass. This vineyard has produced wines retailing at $200+ per bottle for over 25 years, and with the longtime winemaker retiring, this fruit is now becoming available to a new buyer — presenting a rare opportunity to step into an established, high-pedigree vineyard source. With sourcing decisions actively underway, listings like this offer wineries the chance to secure exceptional fruit early and build future vintages around proven vineyard performance. View Listing The WIN Marketplace is built to connect buyers and sellers across the wine industry, and vineyard listings like this highlight how the platform helps wineries secure exceptional vineyard sources directly from growers. With a long track record of producing high-end wines and a prime
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FEATURED Grape Listing on the WIN Marketplace: Alexander Valley Bordeaux Grapes
Everything You Need for a Bordeaux Blend     Now available: Alexander Valley Bordeaux varietals — a rare opportunity to source all five Noble Bordeaux grapes from a single vineyard offering. This listing provides a true one-stop solution for wineries building out a complete Meritage or Bordeaux-style program, with fruit from one of Sonoma County’s most established Cabernet-growing regions. Alexander Valley is known for its warm days, cool nights, and consistent ripening conditions, producing Bordeaux varietals with structure, depth, and balance — ideal for both blending and standalone wines. As wineries move deeper into vineyard sourcing for the upcoming harvest, listings like this offer a valuable opportunity to evaluate fruit and secure tonnage early. View Listing The WIN Marketplace is built to connect buyers and sellers across the wine industry, and vineyard listings like these Alexander Valley Bordeaux grapes highlight how the platform helps win
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NEW on the WIN Marketplace: Premium 2026 Pinot Noir Grapes
Secure Your Pinot Source Early   Now available: Premium 2026 Pinot Noir grapes — a strong opportunity for wineries looking to secure quality fruit as vineyard sourcing decisions continue to take shape. Pinot Noir is one of the most site-sensitive varietals, and sourcing the right fruit early can make a meaningful difference in program quality and consistency. Listings like this give winemakers the opportunity to evaluate vineyard options and build relationships ahead of harvest. View Listing The WIN Marketplace is built to connect buyers and sellers across the wine industry, and vineyard listings like these Premium Pinot Noir grapes highlight how the platform helps wineries secure quality fruit directly from growers. As one of the most site-driven varietals, Pinot Noir benefits from early sourcing decisions, giving winemakers the opportunity to align vineyard selection with their stylistic goals. If you have grapes available for upcoming harvests, now is an ideal time
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Spring Is Coming: Is Your Tasting Room Marketing Ready?
The weather is shifting, trip-planning season is underway, and tasting room traffic is about to pick up. This is the good news. The bad news? If you're reading this and thinking "we'll get to our spring marketing when spring gets here," you're behind. The tasting rooms that stay full from April through June aren't the ones with the best wine or the prettiest views. They're the ones that showed up in someone's planning process three weeks before the trip happened. People don't stumble into wine country on a whim and wander from door to door the way they did fifteen years ago. They research. They scroll. They book. And if your winery isn't visible and compelling during that research window, you're invisible when it counts. The hotel industry figured this out years ago. Marriott doesn't wait until summer to market beach properties. They start running "book your getaway" campaigns in late winter, because they know the booking win
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NEW on the WIN Marketplace: 2024 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Build Your Blend Around Napa Cabernet Now available: 2024 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon — a cornerstone varietal and a strong opportunity for wineries sourcing premium red wine as blending and bottling plans take shape. The 2024 Napa vintage is showing bold flavor, deep color, and strong structure, making it a classic expression of the region. Napa Valley Cabernet is widely known for its rich dark fruit, layered complexity, and age-worthy tannins, making it a reliable backbone for both standalone bottlings and blends. As wineries refine inventory and plan upcoming releases, listings like this provide timely access to high-quality Napa Valley wine. View Listing The WIN Marketplace is built to connect buyers and sellers across the wine industry, and listings like this 2024 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon highlight how the platform helps wineries efficiently source quality wines from trusted producers. With its bold structure, depth, and classic Napa Valley character, Ca
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NEW on the WIN Marketplace: 2025 Dry Creek Valley Cabernet Sauvignon
Excellent 2025 Dry Creek Valley — Cabernet Sauvignon    Now available: 2025 Dry Creek Valley Cabernet Sauvignon grapes — a strong opportunity for wineries looking to secure fruit from one of Sonoma County’s most consistent and quality-driven Cabernet regions. Dry Creek Valley is known for its well-drained soils and ideal growing conditions, producing Cabernet with concentrated dark fruit, structure, and layered spice. This makes it a reliable choice for wineries building out Cabernet programs or sourcing fruit for upcoming vintages. As vineyard sourcing decisions begin to take shape, listings like this provide a timely opportunity to evaluate fruit and connect directly with growers. View Listing The WIN Marketplace is built to connect buyers and sellers across the wine industry, and vineyard listings like this 2025 Dry Creek Valley Cabernet Sauvignon highlight how the platform helps wineries secure quality fruit directly from growers. With its consistent
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