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Stags Leap District, California, USA

Shafer Vineyards wine prices

In the last five years, Shafer Vineyards wines sold 2,652 times at auction. Shafer, Hillside Select, Stags Leap District averaged $274 a bottle. 1,090 retail offers are live, from $44 a bottle. 69 lots are live now.

Auction sales, 5 yrs
2,652
Avg per bottle
$248
Retail offers
1,090
Lowest retail now
$44
Live lots
69 →

Auction averages are per 750 ml bottle over the last five years. Updated weekly, last on Oct 22, 2026.

Shafer Vineyards wines

Most traded vintages of Shafer, Hillside Select, Stags Leap District

About Shafer Vineyards

The Stags Leap District hillside that Shafer farms had grown grapes since 1880, but it was neglected when Chicago publishing executive John Shafer and his wife Betty bought it in 1972. John replanted the slopes to Cabernet Sauvignon in the mid-1970s and made the first Shafer Cabernet in 1978. His son Doug joined as winemaker in 1983, and Elias Fernandez arrived as assistant in 1984, becoming winemaker ten years later. The estate grew to four ranches in Stags Leap, Oak Knoll and Carneros. Its best-known wine is Hillside Select, from estate hillside blocks. In 2022 the family sold the winery to Korea's Shinsegae Property, with Doug Shafer staying on.

Appellation
Stags Leap District, Napa Valley; further ranches in Oak Knoll District and Carneros
Owner
Shinsegae Property, via U.S. subsidiary Starfield Properties, since February 2022
Founded
1972
Vineyards
91 ha
Grapes
Cabernet Sauvignon
Wines
Hillside Select
Website
shafervineyards.com

Sources: shafervineyards.com, shankennewsdaily.com

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