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For collectors · New York City

Set your price.
Get paid your price.

Place bottles from your cellar on vetted restaurant wine lists. You set the price per bottle. When it sells, that's exactly what lands in your account — every bottle, every time.

Tell us about your cellarDirect onboarding. We'll respond individually.

Positioning

The consignment marketplace for private cellars.

Seller-first

Your inventory. Your price per bottle. You decide what goes on the platform and what each bottle is worth to you.

Vetted restaurants only

Every restaurant on CellarList is reviewed before they can place offers. Wine program, room, licensing — all checked.

Sommelier-served

Sommeliers curate, service the bottle, and handle the diner. Your wine arrives in a glass — not a shipping carton at someone's door.

Stored, returnable

Your consignment lives at the restaurant's cellar — properly stored and insured. If a bottle doesn't sell, request its return once the listing period ends. Your wine stays yours.


Onboarding

We'd like to hear from you.

Onboarding is direct — we read every submission and respond individually. Tell us what's in your cellar and roughly where you're located. We'll get back to you with which restaurants on our network would be the strongest fit for your inventory.

We're actively growing the collector side. If the restaurant coverage in your area is still light, we'll be honest about that and check back in as the network grows — but we want you on the platform.


How it works

From submission to settlement, in five steps.

01

Submit

Submit your inventory — producer, cuvée, vintage, condition — with photos. Rough is fine to start.

02

Approve

An admin reviews your account and inventory. Approval is a direct conversation, not a confirmation email.

03

Offer

Offer bottles to vetted restaurants. You and the restaurant agree on a price per bottle — that's the amount you receive when it sells.

04

Ship

Ship on consignment. You own the bottle until it sells. The restaurant stores and insures it.

05

Settle

Sale recorded at the table → your price lands in your bank account. Same number, every bottle.


Revenue

Your price. Your take. Predictable.

You set a fixed price for each bottle when the consignment is created. That price locks in for the lifetime of that listing. When the bottle sells, you receive exactly that price — full stop. No revenue share. No platform deduction. No anxiety about what the restaurant priced it on their menu.

The CellarList fee is paid separately by the restaurant, on top of your price. It does not come out of your number. The restaurant keeps whatever margin they choose to make above your price + the fee — that's their wine program, their call.

Worked example

You list a bottle at $80. The restaurant prices it on their menu at whatever fits their program. When it sells:

Your price (you set)
$80.00
Lands in your account
$80.00
Menu price (restaurant’s call)
restaurant decides
Restaurant pays CellarList fee
separately, on top

Same price, every bottle. Whether the restaurant marks it 1.5x or 4x, the number that hits your account stays exactly what you set.

Tax and gratuity sit outside the CellarList transaction. You receive your price; the rest stays with the restaurant.


Who gets in

Built for collectors at every scale.

Whether you have a few bottles or a few thousand, if there's a wine program that would love to pour what you have, we want to make that match. Rough inventory bands we ask about so we know where to start:

Fewer than
50
bottles
50 to
200
bottles
200 to
500
bottles
More than
500
bottles

Region focus is optional — Burgundy, Bordeaux, Champagne, Rhône, Italy, Spain, Germany, California, or beyond. Tell us what you have; we'll tell you what restaurants want it.

We reach out after you submit — usually within a day or two.


Put your bottles on the right wine lists.

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CellarList does not sell alcohol to diners. The app displays restaurant wine availability. Final sale, age verification, service, and payment happen at the restaurant.

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