May 5, 2026 (Forestville, CA) — Martinelli Winery is pleased to announce a new partnership with Vin Sauvage for statewide distribution in Nevada. This collaboration brings together Martinelli’s multi‑generation legacy of producing distinguished wines with Vin Sauvage’s strong reputation for representing premium wineries and building successful placements in the Nevada market.
Martinelli Winery has earned recognition for its long‑standing farming heritage and its commitment to crafting wines from some of Sonoma County’s most historic vineyard sites. The winery remains family owned and operated, with deep roots in the region and a continued focus on quality and tradition.
Vin Sauvage has established itself as a respected distributor known for its expertise in representing fine wine portfolios. The company’s strong relationships, market knowledge, and dedication to brand stewardship make it a natural fit for expanding Martinelli’s presence in Nevada.
“We are proud to partner with Vin Sauvage as our distributor in Nevada,” said Lee Martinelli Sr., third generation owner of Martinelli Winery. “Our family has been farming and producing wine for generations, and it is important to us to work with a distributor that understands and values that heritage. Vin Sauvage’s commitment to representing high quality producers aligns perfectly with our own standards.”
The partnership is effective immediately, with Vin Sauvage assuming responsibility for distribution across the state.
About Martinelli Winery
The Martinelli family has been farming in Sonoma County since the 1880s. All wines are produced from estate-grown grapes, carefully cultivated by Lee Martinelli Sr. and his sons, Lee Jr. and George, continuing a multi-generational legacy of stewardship of the land.
Working alongside winemaker Courtney Wagoner and consulting winemaker Erin Green, the team is involved in every step of the process—from soil analysis and rootstock selection to vineyard management and final blending. Martinelli Winery is best known for its single-vineyard Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Zinfandel, and Syrah.
Learn more at martinelliwinery.com
