Northlight Wine Collective Acquires Meyer Family Vineyards and Mayhem Wines
August 7, 2026
Northlight Wine Collective acquired British Columbia wine brands Meyer Family Vineyards and Mayhem Wines in its first winery acquisition. The deal establishes a long-term investment platform focused on acquiring, investing in, and stewarding premium Canadian wine businesses through founder succession. Financial terms were not disclosed and the existing winery teams are expected to continue during a planned transition period.
- Buyers
- Northlight Wine Collective
- Targets
- Meyer Family Vineyards, Mayhem Wines
- Platforms
- Northlight Wine Collective
- Industry
- Consumer Products
- Location
- British Columbia, Canada
- Transaction Type
- Buyout
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