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In the latest Wine Spectator...

Posted by mkuller on March 16, 2017 at 11:42:44:
...James Laube talks about Napa cab prices.

"A single number tells you all you need to know right now about where Napa Valley is headed: $1 million an acre. Land in America's most famous winegrowing district has always been prized. But in the past two decades, prices have risen faster and steeper than anyone can recall."

So it appears that now based on the cost of Napa cab at $8000 per ton,
he says the cost of a Napa cab is $80 per bottle (IIRC).