Caymus Vineyards and Reyes Beverage Group announce new distribution partnership in key U.S. Markets. Napa Valley winery to transition distribution in Arizona, Louisiana, Maryland, Oklahoma, Texas and Washington, D.C. to Reyes Beverage Group. Jun 3, 2026. RUTHERFORD, Calif., (June 2, 2026) - Caymus Vineyards, founded in Napa Valley by the Wagner family in 1972, announced a new distribution partnership with Reyes Beverage Group ("RBG") in the Arizona, Louisiana, Maryland, Oklahoma, Texas and Washington, D.C. markets. Following RBG's recent acquisition of certain Republic National Distributing Company ("RNDC") operations, RBG will assume distribution responsibilities for Caymus in these six regions. "For more than five decades, our family has remained committed to making wines that reflect the character, quality and excellence of Napa Valley and other parts of California," said Chuck Wagner, owner and winemaker of Caymus. "As a family-owned winery, we place great value on partners like RBG who understand the importance of long-term relationships, consistent execution, and service that supports both our trade customers and the people who enjoy our wines." In these markets, RBG will help Caymus and Wagner Family of Wine maintain strong service for restaurants, retailers and consumers while supporting the winery's long-standing relationships across the trade. "Reyes Beverage Group and Caymus share a deep respect for family ownership and a relentless commitment to excellence," said Tom Day, Chief Executive Officer of RBG. "We're excited about what we can accomplish together and the opportunity to bring exceptional wines to customers and consumers through a partnership rooted in shared values and ambition." Founded in Rutherford, Napa Valley, Caymus remains 100% family-owned and operated by Chuck, Charlie and Jenny Wagner, who continue to carry forward generations of farming and winemaking tradition. Best known for their Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon, the Wagners now produce a collection of wines that reflect their ongoing exploration of California. Operating under the umbrella Wagner Family of Wine, the family's brands include Caymus, Conundrum, Mer Soleil, Emmolo, Sea Sun, Bonanza, Caymus-Suisun and Red Schooner. About Caymus Vineyards Chuck Wagner and his late parents, Lorna and Charlie Sr., started Caymus Vineyards in 1972. They were a family of farmers who worked together for decades to create a signature style of Cabernet Sauvignon. Today, the family's offerings of Cabernet Sauvignon are among the country's most celebrated wines. Chuck now works alongside two of his children, Charlie and Jenny, and the family continues to explore different parts of California in their farming and winemaking. Continually pursuing new ideas, they feel extremely fortunate to spend their days farming grapes and making wine. For more information, please visit us online at caymus.com or wagnerfamilyofwine.com. About Reyes Beverage Group Reyes Beverage Group (RBG) is dedicated to being the best distributor in the industry with distributorships in California, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and Washington, D.C. RBG is committed to protecting the quality of its suppliers' brands through the utilization of superior routing and world-class warehouse and cold storage facilities, while also using its highly trained sales team to grow those brands and best serve the retail customers of Allied Beverages, Capital Reyes Distributing, Chesbay Distributing, Chicago Beverage Systems, Crest Beverage, DET Beverages, Florida Distributing Company, Gate City Beverage, Gold Coast Beverage, Golden Brands, Greenco Distributing, Harbor Distributing, High Desert Distributing, Island Distributing, Lee Distributors, Monarch Distributing, Premium Distributors of Maryland, Premium Distributors of Michigan, Premium Distributors of Virginia and Premium Distributors of Washington, D.C. Across 55 facilities, our team of over 10,000 people delivers 320 million cases annually to over 124,000 retail accounts across the nation.

Major Tampa alcohol distribution facility sells for $29.7M. Reyes Beverage Group has acquired a Tampa distribution facility for approximately $29.7 million as part of its takeover of Republic National Distributing Company's Florida operations. Property records show RNDC transferred the 349,299-square-foot warehouse at 4901 Savarese Circle to Lone Oak-Tampa LLC, a Reyes Holdings-affiliated company, on May 29, the same day RNDC announced the closing of the multistate transaction. The facility, in Tampa West Industrial Park near Dale Mabry Highway and Waters Avenue, sits on roughly 13 acres and serves as a major alcohol-distribution hub for the Tampa market. The acquisition places one of the Tampa area's largest alcohol-distribution facilities under new ownership in an industry that plays a central role in how liquor, wine and beer reach restaurants, bars and retailers. Florida generally requires alcohol producers to sell through licensed distributors before products reach the market, giving distributors significant influence over which brands gain access to retailers and restaurant menus. "If no distributor will pick up their line and sell their stuff, they cannot sell to anybody in Tampa," said Chris McVety, managing partner of Jackson's Bistro on Harbour Island. McVety said distributor relationships can be especially important for smaller brands entering new markets because distributors largely determine which products receive sales support and reach retailers. "It's a chicken-and-egg. Once your sales increase elsewhere in the United States, then come back to us. Well, if no distributor will take their product because they're new to the market, how are they supposed to have sales?" RNDC said the transaction transferred operations in Florida, Texas, Colorado, Louisiana, Maryland, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Virginia, Arizona and Washington, D.C., to Reyes. "Today marks an important milestone for everyone involved," RNDC Chief Executive Officer Marc Sachs said in a statement announcing the closing. County records show RNDC acquired the property in 2007 for $16.1 million and later expanded warehouse and distribution operations at the site. Reyes Holdings is one of the largest privately held companies in the United States and operates beverage and food distribution businesses through subsidiaries including Reyes Beverage Group, Reyes Coca-Cola Bottling and Martin Brower. Read more Tampa Bay business news. Explore the latest Tampa Bay business news, real estate deals, development projects, executive moves and company updates shaping the region.

Oliver Winery selects Reyes Beverage Group to accelerate growth across key U.S. Markets. Jun 02, 2026, 08:44 ET Partnership Supports Next Phase of National Expansion for One of America's Fastest-Growing Fruit and Flavor Forward Wine Brands BLOOMINGTON, Ind., June 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Oliver Winery announced today that it has selected Reyes Beverage Group as its distribution partner across 11 key markets, marking a significant milestone in the winery's continued national growth strategy. Beginning this summer, Reyes Beverage Group will represent Oliver Winery in Indiana, Florida, Texas, South Carolina, Colorado, Arizona, Maryland, Washington D.C., Virginia, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. The partnership comes as Oliver Winery continues to expand its national footprint, invest in production capacity, and build on growing consumer demand for flavor-forward wines that bring new consumers into the wine category. "Oliver is entering an exciting new chapter," said Patrick Brown, Chief Executive Officer of Oliver Winery. "We're not managing the business for where we've been. We're building and investing for where we're going. Reyes shares our ambition, our growth mindset, and our belief that there is tremendous opportunity ahead for Oliver and the fruit and flavored wine category." Founded in 1972, Oliver Winery has evolved from a regional winery into a nationally recognized brand available across the United States. The company has experienced significant growth in recent years through a combination of innovation, strategic retail partnerships, and its commitment to producing approachable wines made with real fruit and real flavor. The move to Reyes reflects Oliver Winery's focus on strengthening market execution and investing behind long-term growth opportunities in some of the country's most important beverage markets. "We're honored to earn Oliver Winery's partnership in these key markets as we grow our footprint and teams," said Tom Day, Chief Executive Officer for Reyes Beverage Group. "We are committed to leveraging our best-in-class data and insights around consumer and category trends to help pave a new path forward, focused on growth and execution." "Consumers are redefining what they want from wine," Brown added. "They are looking for flavor, approachability, and products that fit how they gather and celebrate today. Oliver is uniquely positioned to meet that demand, and we're confident this partnership will help unlock even greater opportunities for our brands, our customers, and the category." The transition is expected to be completed during Summer 2026. About Oliver Winery Founded in 1972, Oliver Winery has grown from a small Indiana winery into one of the largest wineries in the United States, with distribution spanning much of the country. Known for its innovative, flavor-forward wines and commitment to quality, Oliver continues to attract new consumers to the wine category through products that are approachable, authentic, and crafted with real fruit. The winery welcomes more than 150,000 visitors annually to its Bloomington, Indiana campus and was recently recognized as the #2 Best Tasting Room Experience in America by Newsweek. With continued investments in people, production, and partnerships, Oliver is building the next chapter of growth for one of America's most recognized fruit and flavor-forward beverages. Learn more at oliverwinery.com. Media Contacts: Cherri Prince Chief Marketing Officer Oliver Winery [email protected] 312-513-4796 SOURCE Oliver Winery