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Dry Creek Valley wine prices

In the last five years, Dry Creek Valley wines sold 1,004 times at auction, at an average of $44 a bottle across 147 wines. 1,069 retail offers are live, from $2 a bottle.

Auction sales, 5 yrs
1,004
Avg per bottle
$44
Wines traded
147
Lowest retail now
$2

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

Most traded Dry Creek Valley wines

WineAuction sales, 5 yrsAvg at auctionLowest retailLive lots
A. Rafanelli, Zinfandel, Dry Creek Valley
A. Rafanelli · Dry Creek Valley · Red
188$39$50—
Ridge, Lytton Springs, Dry Creek Valley
Ridge · Dry Creek Valley · Red
163$59$387
A. Rafanelli, Terrace Select Cabernet Sauvignon, Dry Creek Valley
A. Rafanelli · Dry Creek Valley · Red
120$90$220—
Ridge, East Bench Zinfandel, Dry Creek Valley
Ridge · Dry Creek Valley · Red
50$30$36—
Ridge, Lytton Station Zinfandel, Dry Creek Valley
Ridge · Dry Creek Valley · Red
50$64——
Ridge, Lytton Estate Syrah, Dry Creek Valley
Ridge · Dry Creek Valley · Red
32$42——
Ridge, Lytton Estate Petite Sirah, Dry Creek Valley
Ridge · Dry Creek Valley · Red
31$38$35—
Bedrock Wine Co., Lorenzo's Heritage, Dry Creek Valley
Bedrock Wine Co. · Dry Creek Valley · Red
29$29$401
Carlisle, Zinfandel, Dry Creek Valley
Carlisle · Dry Creek Valley · Red
25$26$355
Ridge, Lytton Estate Primitivo, Dry Creek Valley
Ridge · Dry Creek Valley · Red
22$29$48—

Top producers

ProducerAuction salesAvg at auctionRetail offers
A. Rafanelli413$5923
Once Future47$2529
Dry Creek Vineyard33$2968
Kinsella16$778
Dashe Cellars11$2321
David Coffaro11$13—
Pedroncelli8$2430
Quivira6$921
Nalle6$193
Kokomo5$3626

About Dry Creek Valley

Dry Creek Valley is a Sonoma County AVA north-west of Healdsburg, established in August 1983. Its name comes from Dry Creek, which feeds the Russian River. The valley is about 16 miles long and two wide, with alluvial loam on its floor and rocky soils in the surrounding uplands. Only the southern end, near Healdsburg, is reached by much fog. Immigrant families such as the Pedrocellis and Seghesios founded its wine industry. Dry Creek Vineyard, founded in 1972, was the first new winery after Prohibition, followed by Preston and Quivira. About 9,300 acres are planted, and Rockpile is a sub-AVA.

Country
United States
Part of
Northern Sonoma AVA, Sonoma County, North Coast AVA
Vineyard area
3,764 ha
Main grapes
Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc, Petite Sirah, Syrah
Classification
American Viticultural Area

Sources: Wikipedia

Dry Creek Valley

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