Archived September 2026 planning guide. Our next crush is August 2027. Use the form below to plan your 2027 harvest.
September 2, 2026 harvest screen
September fruit is moving. Check custom crush capacity today.
Use this September 2 capacity check if you still need a production partner, fermentation space, storage, or overflow support for fruit that may move in the next few harvest weeks.
What decides fit
Four details let the team separate real capacity fits from projects that need another path.
Earliest fruit
Which lot is most likely to move first, expected pick date, and whether trucking or receiving timing is flexible.
Tons by varietal
A low/high range is workable. Separate reds, whites, rosé, and any lots that may need separate fermentation.
Capacity gap
Tank space, pressing, fermentation monitoring, storage, barrel aging, bottling coordination, or full production support.
Decision authority
Who can approve scope and reserve capacity if the project fits the harvest calendar.
Why September 2 matters
A same-week answer starts with a clean intake.
At this point in harvest, vague inquiries lose time. Send the lot details, timing risk, desired scope, and approval path up front so the capacity conversation can focus on whether there is a workable fit.
Request screen
Send the September capacity facts now.
Choose the closest pick window, select every service you may need, and include tons by varietal in the notes. If fruit is already scheduled to move, call after submitting.
Best note format: varietal / tons / pick date / fruit source / services needed / storage or bottling deadline.
Need more context? Review the September capacity review.
Next crush: August 2027
Check Harvest Availability
Our next crush begins in August 2027. Tell us your volume, fruit status, production window, and services needed. Add the optional planning details if you know them; you do not need a finalized production plan to ask about fit. If fruit is moving within 7 days, submit your details and call (951) 410-8388.
FAQ
Can I request a capacity check without final tons?+
Yes. Send the best range you have, plus varietals and expected pick week. A realistic range is more useful than waiting for perfect numbers while harvest capacity tightens.
What should urgent September inquiries include?+
Include phone number, fruit status, source or vineyard area, tons by varietal, expected pick date, services needed, storage expectations, and whether you can approve quickly if there is a fit.
Is this only for Temecula fruit?+
No. Temecula Custom Crush can screen Southern California projects when timing, receiving, scope, and storage needs fit the facility calendar.