2010 Sine Qua Non, Eleven Confessions Collectors Case, Sta. Rita Hills, Case of 2 Magnum RP100/RP100
2011 Bond, Assortment Case, Napa Valley, Case of 5 Btls
2011 Colgin Cellars, Cariad, Napa Valley, Case of 6 btls JS97/AG96
2011 Domaine de la Romanee-Conti, Richebourg Grand Cru BH95/AG95/DR95
2011 Harlan Estate, Napa Valley, Case of 6 btls JS97/LP96
2011 Hundred Acre, Kayli Morgan Vineyard, Napa Valley, Case of 6 btls RP95
2011 Hundred Acre, The Ark Vineyard, Napa Valley, Case of 6 btls RP94
2011 Opus One, Napa Valley, Case of 6 btls DR95/AG94
2011 Screaming Eagle, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley, Case of 3 Btls JS99
2011 Screaming Eagle, The Flight, Oakville, Case of 6 btls RP94/AG94
2011 Sine Qua Non, Dark Blossom Assortment Case, California RP99/RP97
2011 Sine Qua Non, Eleven Confessions Collectors Case, Sta. Rita Hills, Case of 2 Magnum RP98/RP97
2012 Bond, Assortment Case, Napa Valley, Case of 5 Btls
2012 BOND Terroir PortfolioNapa Valley, Case of 5 Magnum [Melbury, St. Eden, Pluribus, Quella, Vecina]
2012 Carruades de Lafite, Pauillac, Case of 6 btls JA93
2012 Chateau Cheval Blanc, Saint-Emilion [OWC], 6ltr AG97/JD96+/LP96
2012 Chateau Haut-Brion, Pessac-Leognan [OWC], 6ltr RP98/LP97
2012 Chateau Lafite Rothschild, Pauillac, Case of 6 btls JS95
2012 Chateau Latour, Pauillac [Late Release], Case of 6 btls VM97/RP96+
2012 Chateau Margaux, Margaux, Case of 6 btls, [Chateau Direct - Banded Late Release] RP96/DR96/WS95
2012 Colgin, IX Estate, Napa Valley, Case of 6 btls RP99/JD99
2012 Dominus Estate, Christian Moueix, Napa Valley, Case of 6 btls JD99+/LP99
2012 Harlan Estate, Napa Valley, Case of 2 Magnum RP99+
2012 Harlan Estate, Napa Valley, Case of 3 Btls RP99+
2012 Harlan Estate, Napa Valley, Case of 6 btls RP99+
2012 Opus One, Napa Valley, Case of 6 btls DR97/RP96/AG96
2012 Screaming Eagle, Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley, Case of 3 Btls RP100/JS100
2012 Screaming Eagle, The Flight, Oakville, Case of 3 Btls JS97/RP96
2012 Sine Qua Non, Stock & Stein Assortment Case, California RP98/RP97
2012 Sine Qua Non, The Writing On The Wall, California AG98
2013 BOND, Terroir Portfolio, Napa Valley [Melbury, St. Eden, Pluribus, Quella, Vecina], Case of 5 Btls RP100/RP100/RP99/RP97/RP96+
2013 BOND Terroir Portfolio
Napa Valley, Case of 5 Magnum [Melbury, St. Eden, Pluribus, Quella, Vecina] RP100/RP100/RP99/RP97/RP96+
2013 Chateau Angelus, Saint-Emilion [OWC], 6ltr
2013 Dominus Estate, Christian Moueix, Napa Valley, Case of 6 btls RP100/LP100/AG100
2013 Harlan Estate, Napa Valley, Case of 2 Magnum RP100/JS100
2013 Hundred Acre, Few and Far Between, Napa Valley, Case of 6 btls RP100
2013 Hundred Acre, Wraith, Napa Valley, Case of 3 Btls RP100
2013 Screaming Eagle, Cabernet Sauvignon, Oakville, Case of 3 Btls JD100/JS100
2013 Screaming Eagle, The Flight, Oakville, Case of 6 btls JS97/RP96+
2013 Sine Qua Non, Eleven Confessions Collectors Case, Sta. Rita Hills RP100

Original Wood Cased Wine - OWC Wines

What does OWC mean?

OWC stands for Original Wood Case. In the world of fine wine, wines in original wooden cases promote impeccable provenance, ensuring the wine's authenticity and proper storage history. For collectors and investors, an OWC offers peace of mind and adds to a bottle's desirability, especially for rare and aged wines.

How many wines are in an Original Wooden Case?

When collectors ask us, "how many wines in a case?", they're often surprised to learn that Original Wood Cases (OWCs) typically hold 12 bottles, and can range to just one wooden-cased bottle. But it's more than just a number. An OWC signifies that these prized bottles have remained undisturbed in their original packaging since leaving the winery. This ensures impeccable provenance and optimal storage conditions, crucial factors for discerning collectors and those seeking investment-grade wines.

While original wood cases often hold six to twelve 750ml bottles, OWCs (Original Wood Cases) present a world of possibilities beyond the ordinary. You might find a case protecting a single, magnificent six-liter methuselah, multiple magnums perfect for a grand celebration, or even rare double-magnums. These larger formats enhance any collection, signifying exceptional vintages and making a bold statement.

How much does a case of wine cost?

The cost of a case of wine can vary significantly, from a couple hundred to many thousands of dollars. Factors like the wine's region, producer, vintage, and rarity all influence price, as does the format of the bottles within the case. A case might contain twelve standard 750ml bottles, or it could hold a single, impressive large-format bottle like a six-liter Methuselah.

At Grand Cru Liquid Assets, we specialize in offering highly competitive prices on collectible, investment-grade wines, regardless of format. Whether you're searching for a case of First Growth Bordeaux or a coveted Napa Cabernet Sauvignon, our collection presents exceptional value with some cases available at the best price in the world.

Where to Buy a Case of Wine

If you're looking to add an OWC to your collection, look no further than Grand Cru Liquid Assets. Each original wood case wine in our assortment is a testament to the zenith of viticultural excellence, aged to perfection within the precise conditions of our state-of-the-art temperature and moisture-controlled cellar. 

These OWC wines encapsulate a legacy of heritage, the richness of terroir, and the peak of artisanal craftsmanship, offering more than just a beverage but a comprehensive sensory journey. With every bottle's story of origin and evolution, our wood-cased wines provide an unmatched experience that further extends your appreciation for fine wines.

Explore our wood wine cases now and you are sure to find a case of wine for sale that represents the ultimate expression of wine excellence, meticulously selected to enhance your wine collection and passion for truly remarkable wines.

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