From closure to comeback: Corbin Farms’ wines find a new home
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There’s big news for wine lovers in Calera. While Corbin Farms closed on August 10, its beloved wines are here to stay! Thanks to a partnership with Ozan Winery & Vineyard, you’ll soon be able to enjoy Corbin Farms’ signature bottles at retail.
Keep reading for a sip of what’s coming.
Corbin Farms’ wine lives on through Ozan Winery
Corbin Farms was one of the oldest family-owned wineries in the South. A staple of the Calera community for years, the news of its closure was bittersweet.
But according to Corbin Farms’ announcement on social media, its legacy will live on.
“We always wanted the brand to continue, but for awhile, it felt as if we’d have no other option but closing. Thankfully, we were able to construct a deal with Ozan…This deal will allow for the Corbin wine brand to continue along with retaining several of our key team members and benefiting Ozan by growing their portfolio.”
Matt Corbin, Owner, Corbin Farms Winery
Why did Corbin Farms chose Ozan Winery as its retail partner?
“Reputation and proximity. We wanted to find a partner that would take great care of the customers we have grown to love so much. We also felt it needed to be here in the Birmingham area to continue thriving.”
Matt Corbin, Owner, Corbin Farms Winery
Wondering if Corbin Farms’ wines will stay the same? For now, the answer is yes.
“Ozan may look to make changes or additions in the future, however for now they are sticking with the exact Corbin recipes.”
Matt Corbin, Owner, Corbin Farms Winery
When will Corbin Farms’ wines be available for retail?
The Ozan team is hoping to have Corbin Farms’ wines ready around mid-September, including favorites like:
- Moscato
- Pomegranate
- Red Blend
- Tuxedo Junction
- White Blend
- And more
In the meantime, you can visit Ozan Winery at 173 Co Road 301 in Calera to enjoy their own impressive selection of wines. Cheers!
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