BRANDI WINE Full Technical Specifications

Vessel: 2009 Hargrave 114 Raised Pilothouse Motor Yacht
Specification Date: October 6, 2026
Updated: October 9, 2026

Yacht Description

BRANDI WINE is a 2009 Hargrave 114 raised pilothouse motor yacht built by Kha Shing in Taiwan. Her layout brings together four guest staterooms, separate crew accommodation, a country-kitchen galley and several indoor and outdoor gathering spaces. An interior by Yacht Interiors by Shelley features high-gloss cherry, camphor burl accents, Georgian-style cabinetry and hand-loomed silk-wool carpeting.

The full-beam master suite has a king berth, his-and-hers ensuite bathrooms and a jetted tub. A nearly full-beam forward VIP offers a queen berth and ensuite, while the two additional guest cabins provide convertible beds, Pullman berths and ensuite facilities. The main-deck salon and formal dining area complement the country-kitchen galley, where granite countertops, a central island and bar seating create a space for everyday meals and conversation.

Outdoor living extends from the aft-deck dining table and exterior sunpads to the flybridge, with its hardtop and retractable canvas center, Jacuzzi, Emperador marble wet bar and Bull propane grill. Walk-around side decks connect the exterior spaces, and the cockpit, swim platform and oversized lazarette support access to the water and storage of watersports equipment.

Twin 1,400 hp Caterpillar 3412E diesels power the yacht, with Naiad zero-speed stabilization and a Naiad bow thruster. Two Northern Lights generators and a Phasor auxiliary generator support onboard electrical needs. Two BlueWater Explorer Compact watermakers and a chilled-water air-conditioning system serve the accommodation, while Garmin and Furuno navigation systems, Simrad autopilot controls and dual Starlink HP systems complete the navigation and communications inventory.

The included tender is a 2018 Fountain 38-foot center console, repowered in 2024 with three Yamaha F300 outboards. Two 2023 Yamaha VX WaveRunners, two SeaBobs, inflatable paddleboards, water skis, a wakeboard, a towable tube and floating lounge equipment extend the activities available from the yacht. Fishing tackle, snorkeling gear, a beach setup and underwater camera equipment are also included in the inventory.

Reported refit and maintenance work from 2022 through 2025 covers hydraulics, navigation and audiovisual systems, air conditioning, watermakers, galley and laundry equipment, deck finishes, upholstery, tender outfitting and machinery. Her reported operating history includes Atlantic crossings, voyages to Alaska and repeat-client charters in the Bahamas, Caribbean, Florida and seasonal New England.

Six Principal Features

  1. Four-stateroom accommodation: Full-beam king master suite, forward queen VIP and two guest cabins with convertible beds and Pullman berths, together with separate crew accommodation.
  2. Country kitchen and formal entertaining: Island and bar seating in the galley, a main-deck salon and formal dining area, with cherry and camphor burl finishes throughout the interior.
  3. Flybridge and outdoor living: Hardtop with retractable canvas center, Jacuzzi, marble wet bar and Bull grill, complemented by aft-deck dining, exterior sunpads and walk-around decks.
  4. Caterpillar power and Naiad stabilization: Twin 1,400 hp Caterpillar 3412E engines, Naiad zero-speed stabilizers and bow thruster, plus two Northern Lights generators and a Phasor auxiliary generator.
  5. Navigation and connectivity: Garmin and Furuno systems, Simrad autopilot controls, FLIR thermal imaging and dual Starlink HP systems.
  6. Tender and watersports inventory: Fountain 38-foot center console with triple Yamaha F300 outboards repowered in 2024, two Yamaha VX WaveRunners, two SeaBobs, paddleboards and additional watersports equipment.

Principal Specifications

Field Specification
Name / model BRANDI WINE / Hargrave 114 raised pilothouse motor yacht
Model year / manufacture 2009 / 2008
Construction Kha Shing Enterprises, Taiwan; semi-displacement fiberglass/composite hull, deck and superstructure
Interior design Yacht Interiors by Shelley
Length overall Approximately 114 ft / 34.75 m
Beam Approximately 24 ft 5 in / 7.44 m
Draft Approximately 6 ft 6 in / 1.98 m
Displacement Reported laden displacement 280,000 lb / 127,005 kg
Gross tonnage 223 GT
Flag / official number / HIN United States / 1296989 / HCY14125G809
Guest accommodation Four staterooms; ten guest berths with convertible beds and two Pullmans
Crew accommodation Five crew; a sixth can be accommodated when two crew share the captain's cabin
Heads / showers Nine Headhunter Royal Flush heads overall, including five guest heads; seven showers and swim-platform hand shower

Dimensions, weights and tank capacities are approximate.

Accommodation and Interior

Main Propulsion and Performance

Equipment Specification
Engines Two Caterpillar 3412E V12 turbocharged/aftercooled diesels, 1,400 hp each at 2,300 rpm
Port engine Serial 9KS04380; 11,397 engine hours
Starboard engine Serial 9KS04381; 11,547 engine hours
Gearboxes ZF 2050A, 2.467:1; port serial 50020918 / starboard 50020917
Controls Glendinning electronic throttle/gear controls at wheelhouse and flybridge
Steering SeaStar PSC250-9 hydraulic steering, port-engine PTO, tie bar; Baldor Reliance 110 V auxiliary electrohydraulic pump; SeaStar HP5810
Running gear Two balanced rudders; two five-blade propellers; two 4-in straight shafts, one strut per side; Tides Marine dripless shaft seals
Cooling / exhaust Freshwater/heat-exchanger cooling with separate raw-water intake and strainers; stainless risers with bottom discharge
Ventilation Two aspirating exhaust blowers and engine-room side vents
Ancillary Reverso oil-change pump

Engine hours as of October 1-2, 2026.

Sea-trial results, October 2, 2026: 16.2 knots at 2,344 rpm; 14.3 knots at 2,200 rpm; 12.9 knots at 2,000 rpm; 11.4 knots at 1,800 rpm; 10.0 knots at 1,600 rpm. Trial conditions included seven aboard, approximately 3,500 US gal fuel and 450 US gal water, ESE winds 13-21 mph and approximately 3.6-ft waves.

Fuel and Tankage

System Specification
Fuel Stainless steel fuel tanks; nominal capacity 7,000 US gal / 26,497 L
Main-engine filtration Four Parker Racor 751000FV units, two per engine
Generator filtration One Racor 500MA per Northern Lights generator; Racor R20P for Phasor
Distribution / transfer Forward-engine-room supply/return manifolds, interconnecting shutoffs and starboard aft cockpit fuel-transfer system
Fresh water One stainless tank in crew bilge; reported 600 US gal / 2,271 L
Holding tank One black-water tank near the VIP; reported capacity 200 US gal / 757 L
Gray water Guest-cabin sump boxes and dedicated crew gray-water tank/pump beneath lazarette steering system

Generators and Electrical

Equipment Specification
Port generator Northern Lights 65 kW; 11,145 meter hours; serial MT-0027495-0815
Starboard generator Northern Lights 65 kW; 10,985.1 meter hours; serial MT-0027496-0815
Auxiliary/night generator Phasor; 7,876.8 meter hours
AC / DC 115/230 V AC, 60 Hz; 24 V DC
Shore power Two 100 A connections at the stern cockpit, with Glendinning Cablemaster CM8 systems
Battery chargers Victron Skylla-i 24 V; two ProMariner ProNautic chargers
Inverter / converters Xantrex 1,000 W; two Newmar 32-12-50 converters
Batteries Four Odyssey ODS-AGM470FTT 12 V service batteries; four matching main-engine batteries; four Battery Plus SLI34AGMDPM generator batteries
Charging / paralleling Main-engine alternators and port/starboard battery paralleling switches
Anodes Shaft, transom and rudder anodes

Generator meter hours as of October 1-2, 2026.

Stabilization, Hydraulics, Climate and Watermakers

Station / system Inventory
Wheelhouse Garmin GPSMAP 8700 system with four 17-in screens; Furuno TZT2BBPH 17-in screen; TimeZero 17-in display
Flybridge Garmin GPSMAP 8700 17-in screen; Furuno TZT2BBPH 17-in screen
Captain's cabin Garmin GPSMAP 8612 12-in multifunction display
Radar Garmin Fantom 124 and Furuno solid-state Doppler radar
Depth / speed Airmar transducers displayed through Garmin/Furuno; bow depth sounder added in 2023
Autopilot Two Simrad AP70 MK2 controls
Compasses Viking at wheelhouse; Danforth at flybridge
VHF Two Icom IC-M510 radios
Instrument displays Garmin GMI20 at wheelhouse; additional GMI displays at the helms, wheelhouse and staterooms
Wipers / searchlights Three Exalto wipers; two ACR RCL-100 LED searchlights
Additional electronics FLIR thermal imaging and AIS
Internet / network Two Starlink HP flat-mount systems with Blender package; Wi-Fi throughout.

Entertainment

Internet and satellite television services are subscription-dependent.

Galley, Refrigeration and Laundry

Freshwater and Sanitation Equipment

Deck Equipment and Exterior Spaces

Safety and Medical Equipment

Tender and Watersports Inventory

Item Specification
Tender 2018 Fountain 38-ft center console; HIN US-FGQ8K020G718
Tender propulsion Three Yamaha F300 outboards, repowered in 2024 by Coast II Coast Marine Service, Palm Harbor, Florida; port serial 1015037, center 1006231, starboard 1009472
Tender outfitting Navigation refit/upholstery reported 2023; Starlink Mini with solar and SeaDek reported 2025
PWC 1 2023 Yamaha VX WaveRunner, TR-1; HIN US-YAMA2293J223
PWC 2 2023 Yamaha VX WaveRunner, TR-1; HIN US-YAMA2258J223
SeaBobs Two; repainted Porsche blue in 2024
Paddleboards Two inflatable SUPs
Towed watersports Water skis, wakeboard and towable tube
BOTE inventory Four floating lounge chairs and one mesh pool
Additional watersports inventory Fishing tackle; snorkeling gear in various sizes; beach setup and underwater camera equipment

Sale exclusions: Personal rods, reels and dive gear.

Refit and Maintenance History

Reported refit and maintenance highlights from 2022 to 2025:

2022 Hydraulic Work

Approximately $100,000 reported hydraulic refit: main hydraulic, crane, steering and bow-thruster hoses; oil cooler and heat exchanger; Naiad seawater pump; stabilizer/rudder seals; steering coolers; and complete hydraulic-system servicing.

2023 Electronics, Tender and Machinery

Reported audiovisual/navigation refit exceeding $350,000: FLIR, Garmin navigation and new screens at helms/wheelhouse/staterooms, dual Starlink HP systems, bow depth sounder and spotlights. Tender navigation and upholstery were also reported.

Reported machinery work: two main-engine seacocks; upgraded crane power pack/wiring; stabilizer/rudder seals; Naiad bow-thruster lower leg; guest water heater; captain, engineer and engine-room air handlers.

2024 Climate, Domestic and Exterior

Tender repowered with three Yamaha F300 outboards by Coast II Coast Marine Service in Palm Harbor, Florida; reported tender-engine investment approximately $100,000. Four 3-ton chillers; crew Miele washer/dryer; flybridge ice maker; port-generator heat exchanger; SeaBob repaint; crew water heater; accumulator and black-water tank service; new/rebuilt steering pumps; and one life raft replaced.

2025 Interior, Domestic and Deck

Salon/dining air handlers; reported vessel-wide mold remediation; TRUE main galley refrigerator and freezer replacement; Fisher & Paykel dishwasher and Frigidaire induction cooktop; guest Miele washer; bow/aft upholstery; aft under-counter refrigerator; flybridge/catwalk/bow nonskid; teak flybridge stairs; crane-cylinder rebuild; FM-200 tank; Jacuzzi rebuild; Bull four-burner grill; flybridge upholstery; tender Starlink Mini/solar and SeaDek.

2025 Mechanical

Main-engine oil breathers and injectors; two BlueWater Explorer watermakers; both steering coolers; generator fuel-system work; main-engine coolant lines; port-main raw-water pump; oil changes; anchor-windlass rebuild and hydraulic hoses; diesel fuel-transfer pump.

Cruising and Charter History

Reported operating history includes Atlantic crossings, voyages to Alaska and repeat-client charters in the Bahamas, Caribbean, Florida and seasonal New England. Historical charter configuration was eight guests and five crew.