2023 Dry Creek Valley Cabernet Sauvignon Bulk Wine for Sale

Posted on by Lytton Manor Vineyard

We have 7,892 gallons of 2023 Dry Creek Valley Cabernet Sauvignon available for sale. $23 per gallon or best offer. Samples are available. Our wine was made by the team at Redwood Valley Cellars in Redwood Valley, Mendocino and is currently stored there. Anyone interested in purchasing a portion or all of our 2023 Cabernet Sauvignon, please contact us at ranch@lyttonmanorvineyard.com or call 707.433.3671.

Bonus!

Anyone interested in purchasing our bulk wine will have included in the sale (depending on final negotiated price per gallon) a mid-term (five year) business or marketing plan courtesy of Tincknell & Tincknell, Wine Sales and Marketing Consultants. We also have brand concepts available for starting a new label, private or broadly distributed.

Lytton Manor Vineyard is situated between Ridge Winery’s Lytton Springs Vineyards East and West. We harvested 46.6 tons of Cabernet Sauvignon from Lytton Manor Vineyard in 2023, our second commercial crop under our ownership and the replanting in 2019. We currently farm conventionally as we work towards sustainable certification.

Our consulting firm was established in 1997 and has assisted over 100 wineries, businesses, and brands around the globe, from Sonoma to China, and launching everything from Black Box Wines to luxury Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon. We’re specialists in the wine industry.

Harvest 2024

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Lytton Manor Vineyard harvested it’s Cabernet Sauvignon September 18, 2024, under the full Harvest Moon. Weather and temperatures were ideal. The vineyard was mechanically harvested. We picked 24.8 tons from ~11 acres. Brix was 26.6°.

The 2024 growing season has been very, very good. We had a second wet winter filling our irrigation pond and groundwater reserves. There were a few hot weeks in the upper 90’s and lower 100’s° F but nothing intolerable or extended. For the most part, weather was near normal throughout the growing months staying the upper 80’s to mid-90’s° F during the days, and cooling off at night to the 50’s° F. There was no rain and humidity in Dry Creek Valley was normal, i.e., low. We saw no sunburn, and the most ripe grapes were just beginning to show signs of desiccation. This has been the best vintage year since our chapter began here in 2020. We look forward to tasting our 2024 Cabernet Sauvignon bulk wine.