Product Update
Is Bon Affair Still in Business? (2026 Update)
What happened to Bon Affair after Shark Tank? Its on-air pitch and the latest reported consumer availability.
We do not have a verified official store for the original Bon Affair wine spritzer. Its former domain, bonaffair.com, now publishes wine and lifestyle articles. That gives buyers a limited availability answer; it does not establish a legal closure date.
The wine spritzer Jayla Siciliano pitched
Jayla Siciliano brought Bon Affair to Season 5, Episode 28, which aired May 9, 2014. The product combined wine and sparkling water with added electrolytes, offering a lighter wine spritzer in a bottle. That describes the drink's formulation and positioning, not a promise that it prevents a hangover.
She asked for $150,000 for 35% of the company, and Mark Cuban accepted those terms on air. The offer implied a valuation of about $428,571. It is a historical pitch figure, not a current value for the brand.
Bon Affair pitch and later reporting
What happened afterward
Later reporting describes Bon Affair introducing single-serve aluminum bottles in 2015, intended to make the drink easier to carry and less costly to ship. Food Republic's August 2026 retrospective also reports $40,000 in sales within a day of the broadcast and sales reaching $500,000 a year later. It says the Cuban deal was formalized five months after filming. Those are reported milestones from that period, rather than current sales figures.
The same retrospective reports that total investment eventually reached $900,000 and the company had not yet become profitable at that stage. It also reports that Siciliano stepped down as CEO in 2016 and later launched Atlas Vacations in 2021.
Siciliano's own Seed Money website describes her move from a wine business into real estate and her work helping early-stage entrepreneurs through a podcast. Her account follows the founder into a different business after the wine venture.
Packaging and founder reporting · Jayla Siciliano on Seed Money
What the current website tells buyers
The former brand domain now has categories such as wine equipment, wine guides and travel, with recent article dates. It does not present the original spritzer as an item to add to a cart. If a retailer advertises Bon Affair, check that its listing is for the original drink and that it has a bottle available.
Bon Affair net worth in 2026
We do not have a supported current valuation for Bon Affair. The $150,000 on-air offer and its implied valuation describe the 2014 negotiation. They cannot be carried forward as a 2026 net-worth estimate, and the absence of a verified store does not justify assigning the company a value of zero.
If you are trying to find a bottle
Ask any retailer displaying an old Bon Affair listing whether it has the actual bottle available, rather than assuming the listing represents stock. Confirm the brand, bottle size and seller before paying. For a currently sold wine spritzer from another maker, compare the ingredients and alcohol content on that product's own label; it is a substitute, not a continuation of Bon Affair.
Recorded pitch result
Recorded on-air deal
- $150,000 recorded amount
- 35% equity
- With Mark Cuban
These are the recorded on-air terms. The pitch fields do not confirm completed funding; a company update may report later closing, changed terms or a deal that fell through.

Bon Affair: current availability
No active official store for the original Bon Affair drink was verified. Its former website is now a wine-content site.
See the full Bon Affair pitch breakdown and reported terms →
More from Food & Drink
DealMr. Tod's Pie Factory
Specialty Food
Recorded on-air deal
$460,000 recorded amount · 50% equity · With Barbara Corcoran + Daymond John
DealA Perfect Pear
Specialty Food
Recorded on-air deal
$500,000 recorded amount · 50% equity · With Robert Herjavec + Kevin O'Leary
DealTurboBaster
Kitchen Tools
Recorded on-air deal
$35,000 reported ownership price · Reported full ownership · 2% sales royalty paid to Marian Cruz · With Kevin Harrington
Shark Tank Blog's recap reports Kevin Harrington's accepted on-air offer as a $35,000 ownership price for full ownership of TurboBaster, with a 2% sales royalty paid to Marian Cruz. All Shark Tank Products' July 7, 2023 retrospective also describes full ownership and Cruz's royalty. These retained secondary accounts do not establish a cash transfer or later legal closing. The ownership price and continuing royalty should not be presented as an ordinary equity investment valuation.
No DealCoffee Brand Gifts
Novelties
No accepted on-air deal


