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Next crush · August 2027

Plan your 2027 custom crush before harvest pressure starts.

A practical planning path for growers, brands, wineries, restaurants, hotels, and hospitality teams that need custom crush or private-label wine production in Temecula.

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2027 planning timeline

Move from an idea to a receivable harvest lot.

Step 1

October–December 2026

Define the project: target cases, wine style, fruit path, budget assumptions, and decision makers.

Step 2

January–March 2027

Compare production scope, minimums, storage, packaging dependencies, and the responsibilities included in a quote.

Step 3

April–July 2027

Confirm fruit, working tonnage, pick window, protocols, tanks, labor, storage, and the communication plan.

Step 4

At harvest

Coordinate final chemistry, delivery timing, lot identification, processing instructions, and any schedule changes.

Is this the right starting point?

Built for projects that need a production plan—not just a price per ton.

A useful first review connects volume, fruit, timing, services, storage, and launch goals. Estimates are welcome; clearly label what is still undecided.

Growers and vineyard owners

You have fruit, expect fruit, or need to map a credible sourcing path into a production plan.

Wine brands and wineries

You need an end-to-end production partner, overflow capacity, or a defined set of cellar services.

Hospitality and private-label teams

You have a case target, wine concept, launch window, and a decision maker ready to discuss scope.

Start a Fit ReviewCompare scope and pricing factors

Bring these five inputs

A range is better than a blank.

You do not need a finished production plan. The team can screen fit faster when your request includes the best current estimate and clearly marks open decisions.

  1. 1.Estimated tons, gallons, cases, or bottles
  2. 2.Varietals and current fruit-sourcing status
  3. 3.Expected August, September, or October pick window
  4. 4.Crush, fermentation, aging, lab, storage, or bottling scope
  5. 5.Target release date and preferred next step

After you inquire

Know what the first conversation is designed to answer.

An inquiry starts a production-fit review; it is not a capacity reservation or a commitment. The goal is to turn your current estimates into a clearer scope and next decision.

1

Fit review

We review volume, fruit status, timing, services, and storage needs against the project scope.

2

Clarifying conversation

The team identifies missing assumptions, production handoffs, and decisions needed for a useful estimate.

3

Defined next step

If the project fits, the next discussion can focus on scope, availability, and what is required to move toward scheduling.

2027 capacity review

Send the production details you know now.

Use estimates where needed. The form routes quote-ready, harvest-sensitive, and early planning projects differently so the next conversation can focus on fit.

Submitting does not reserve capacity. For time-sensitive fruit, call (951) 410-8388.

Next crush: August 2027

Check Harvest Availability

Our next crush begins in August 2027. Tell us your volume, fruit status, production window, and services needed. Add the optional planning details if you know them; you do not need a finalized production plan to ask about fit. If fruit is moving within 7 days, submit your details and call (951) 410-8388.

1. Volume / tons
2. Fruit status
3. Pick window
4. Services needed
What happens next: we review your requested timing, tanks, labor, storage, and cellar scope. Submitting a request does not reserve capacity or confirm a receiving appointment. Wait for direct confirmation before scheduling delivery.
Production quote request details
Required details0 of 7 complete

7 required details remain. Everything else is optional. Your progress is saved in this browser tab until you submit or close it.

Use a complete address, such as name@example.com, so we can reply to your quote request.

Optional. Add a complete number if you want a call; email is enough to request a review.

Choose a suggested range or type your own tons, gallons, or case target. If undecided, choose “Need help estimating.”

Optional. Add a bottling deadline, launch month, or exact pick date if one is already set.

This separates ready-to-schedule fruit from sourcing, private-label, or feasibility requests.

This helps us prioritize urgent harvest capacity requests and route exploratory projects correctly.

Working with bulk wine or a private label? Choose the no-grape-pick option. Still exploring? Choose timing undecided.

Services Needed *

Choose at least one. Relevant services may be preselected from the page you visited; review or change them before sending. If you are unsure, choose Not sure / need guidance.

Optional. This helps us understand which custom-crush resources and referrals bring qualified projects to us.

No spam. We use this to screen project fit, 2027 capacity, services needed, and the fastest next step.

2027 custom crush FAQ

When should I contact a custom crush facility for the 2027 harvest?

Start before August. Early planning gives both sides time to screen fruit, volume, tanks, labor, storage, protocols, and bottling dependencies before pick dates begin moving.

Do I need an exact tonnage and pick date to request a quote?

No. A credible range and expected month are enough to start. State what is confirmed, what may change, and when you expect firmer numbers.

What details make a 2027 capacity request useful?

Include project type, estimated tons or cases, varietals, fruit status, expected pick or production window, services needed, target release date, and a phone number.

Does submitting the form reserve harvest capacity?

No. A request starts a fit review. Capacity and receiving appointments require direct confirmation before fruit is scheduled or delivered.

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