CLUB WINES

For general managers, F&B directors, and golf professionals

Glass is banned where your club pours its summer.

Estate sparkling rosé in a 12 oz can, with your club’s crest on the label. Made for the pool deck, the course, the courts, and the member guest tee gift.

Inquiries answered within two business days.

Canned exclusively for

Oakhaven Country Club

Shown with illustrative crests.

Where the can goes

The wine list stays in the clubhouse. The can goes everywhere it cannot.

No glass by the water, on the turf, or beside the courts. Those are the places your members spend the summer, and the places a bottle cannot follow.

See your crest on the can →

A Club Wines can beaded with condensation on the teak arm of a lounge chair beside a country club pool
Poolside service, where the glass ban is absolute.

Your crest. Our rosé.

For the general manager, the F&B director, and the golf professional planning the member guest. The same estate rosé, canned exclusively for your club, with your crest on the front.

  1. i.Pours where bottles cannot go.Pool deck, halfway house, cart service, courts. No glass, no stemware, no barback.
  2. ii.Your crest is the label.Member guest, tee gifts, tournament tables, the pro shop cooler. It reads as club merchandise, not vendor stock.
  3. iii.Nothing goes down the drain.Single serve, shelf stable, no cellar space and no half bottles written off at close.
  4. iv.One wine, one SKU, one invoice.Estate grown and canned in California. Case counts and lead times sent with the kit.
Request the club kit

Crest mockup, case counts, and lead times.

A Club Wines can with an empty crest medallion, ready for a club mark
Oakhaven Country Club

Put a crest on the can

Illustrative crests. Yours would be the first.

The wine

Article II
  • Estate growni.
  • Hand farmedii.
  • No sugar addediii.
  • Never sold in grocery storesiv.

Our sparkling rosé comes off our family estate in Fairplay, California, farmed by hand and finished dry. It goes where bottles are not allowed: the pool, the courts, the course, the card table. Watermelon, raspberry, and rose petal.

The tech sheet

Appellation
El Dorado / Fairplay
Vineyard
Element 79 Estate
Elevation
2,400 ft
Alcohol
12.0%
Winemaking
Whole cluster pressed, cold fermentation
Aging
100% stainless steel
pH
3.28
TA
6.7
Residual sugar
<0.1 g/L
Carbonation
3.2 vol

Pours with fresh salads, sushi, soft cheeses, seafood, barbecue, fried chicken, spicy dishes, and fruit tarts.

Vine rows beside the tasting deck at Element 79 Vineyards in Fairplay, California
The estate  ·  Element 79 Vineyards, Fairplay, California

For members

Article III

You belong to a club rather than run one. Join the founding list, and put your club forward if you like.

1.

Apply

Tell us who you are and which club is yours. The committee reviews monthly.

2.

Get the first cans

The debut run goes to founding members before it goes anywhere else.

3.

Remain in good standing

Members hear first, pour first, and are never asked to drink grocery store wine.

Apply for Membership

Request the Club Kit

Article IV
The committee will need your name.
A working email, please.
Shipping wine requires your state.
The committee will need the club name.

We ask your state because wine licensing is a state by state affair. No spam, nothing shared.

Application received.

The committee will be in touch.

The Other Clubs

The Book Club, The Racquet Club, The Mahjong Club, The Bowling Club, and The Hunting Club remain before the committee.

Members hear first when a new club opens its doors.

Meet the Other Clubs