Rojas Winery is pleased to present our Customized Wine Production, designed specifically for restaurants like yours. We offer a unique and personalized wine selection to share with your customers.

For information on the actual grape varieties being used in the wine making process, please contact us directly.

Production Details

We understand each restaurant has unique tastes, so we offer a minimum of 50 cases (12 bottles of 750 ml each) of personalized wine. Choose two varieties in a 25/25 ratio or one variety for all 50 cases. For your custom label, please communicate your ideas to Rojas Vineyards and Winery via email at info@rojaswinery.com

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Two bottles of La Tava Pinot Noir wine are on a cluttered desk with papers, a wine glass, and computer monitors in the background. Both bottles have black and gold labels.

Labels

Ownership and Liability: Rojas Vineyards and Winery LLC ensures the exclusivity of your custom wine labels, which will be legally registered to us. A contract agreement will be required before design work starts to prevent unauthorized use and guarantee legal support for your personalized wine.

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Responsibility

Once your custom wine collection is ready, it’s your responsibility to store it properly to maintain its quality. We appreciate your partnership and look forward to creating your unique collection. Let us know if you have any modifications or additions. Once you’re satisfied, we can finalize the project.

A bottle of Carlitos Pinot Gris 2022 wine and a half-filled wine glass sit on a restaurant table, with blurred diners and hanging lights visible in the background.
Close-up of a wine bottle label reading J&A Lounge, produced and bottled by Rojas Vineyards and Winery at Santa Rosa, California, with a partial government warning visible below.
A pallet stacked with white boxes and a roll of plastic wrap sits in a warehouse. In the background, there are barrels, tanks, and industrial equipment.