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Wineyard

Estate Pinot and Chardonnay with 700 club members, a tasting room that pays for itself, and a distributor asking for more.

California, United States · founded 2019 · LLC · wineyard.example

Version 2 · published 4 Oct 2026 · Base case

Note from the company

Two more months from the books and the bank since we last spoke. The second tasting room is still in the plan for next year.

The ask: raising money

Raising

$750.0k

Pre-money valuation

$4.2M

A second tasting room in Healdsburg, a larger barrel cellar, and the inventory to grow the clubs.

About the company

Boutique winery in Sonoma County: 38 acres of estate Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, a tasting room on Westside Road, three wine clubs and distribution through Southern Glazer's in California and Oregon.

What has happened

Synced from QuickBooks, Mercury, ottoHR and Stripe · 5 days ago

Revenue

$1.6M

last 9 months

EBITDA

$42.4k

last 9 months

Gross margin

62%

last 9 months

Cash

$223.4k

end of Sep 2026

Cash flow a month

$4.6k

average, last 9 months

  • Synced
  • Plan
Jan 2026 to Dec 2026 · 9 recorded months, 3 planned
$218.7kRevenue$0
$1.1MCash$0

Most recorded months came from live connections to the bank, payments or the books.

Year by year

Financial years, from the company’s model
FY2026part plan
IncomeRevenue$2.2M
Cost of sales$824.7k
Gross profit$1.3M
Operating expenses$1.2M
EBITDA$118.0k
Net income$48.7k
CashCash from operations$212.2k
Capital expenditure–
Free cash flow$130.4k
Cash at year end$1.1M
BalanceTotal assets$1.8M
Total liabilities$178.8k
of which debt$138.0k
Equity$1.6M

The company's plan

A forecast, not a result

Revenue

$2.4M

next 12 months

EBITDA

$302.3k

next 12 months

Growth

14%

year on year

Burn a month

None

average, next 12 months

Runway

Not running out

at the plan

The assumptions behind it

Revenue

  • Red Club$79a month each, 340 subscribers at the start, 32 new a month, 3.0% leave a month
  • Reserve Club$149a month each, 130 subscribers at the start, 12 new a month, 2.5% leave a month
  • Collector Club$299a month each, 40 subscribers at the start, 4 new a month, 2.0% leave a month
  • Tasting room walk-ins$38.0ka month
  • Wholesale / distributor orders$55.0ka month
  • Events & private tastings$9.0ka month

Costs

  • Cost of sales38.0%of revenue
  • Marketing$7.5ka month
  • Rent$6.0ka month
  • Legal and accounting$1.8ka month
  • Other running costs$3.5ka month
  • Crop & liability insurance$3.2ka month
  • Electricity, gas & water$2.1ka month
  • Lab analysis (ETS)$650a month

Team

  • Founder / GM$90.0ka year each, 1 person
  • Head Winemaker$110.0ka year each, 1 person
  • Vineyard crew$48.0ka year each, 4 people
  • Tasting room staff$42.0ka year each, 3 people
  • Sales & marketing$70.0ka year each, 2 people
  • Seasonal harvest crew$36.0ka year each, 6 people, from month 7

One-off costs

  • New French oak barrels$60.0kin month 2
  • Bottling line upgrade$45.0kin month 5
  • Harvest equipment$30.0kin month 8

Funding

  • Cash at the start$182.0k

People

  • EMElena MarchettiFounder & GM
  • TRTomas ReyesHead Winemaker
  • SFSonoma Growers FundInvestor

What changed between versions

Published versions are kept as they were
  1. Version 2 · 4 Oct 2026

    Two more months from the books and the bank since we last spoke. The second tasting room is still in the plan for next year.

    • 2 more recorded months, through September 2026.
    • Planned revenue for the next 12 months moved from $2.3M to $2.4M.
  2. Version 1 · 4 Aug 2026

    The figures we discussed, with the plan for the second tasting room.

    The first version.

Questions for Wineyard

Sample
  • You · 4 Aug 2026

    How much of wholesale comes from the one distributor, and is there a contract?

  • Wineyard · 4 Aug 2026

    About 60% of wholesale. It is a two-year agreement that renews in March; happy to share it.

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