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    Corinna C.

    This was the cutest little family-owned vineyard we stumbled upon since we were camping on the property. My friend and I decided to do a spontaneous wine tasting and it ended up being the highlight of our trip. Hopper was such a kind and amazing host. He made us feel comfortable and welcomed. Jim, the owner's brother, joined us and he was also the sweetest man. Stuart, the owner, drove by on the tractor and stopped to wave at us. It was amazing learning about the history of the vineyards, the owners, their families, and the wines. The wines...they were all so goood and even better with great company! Highly recommend doing a tasting and getting yourself bottles of your favorites to take home or to the camp. You will not regret it. They've really built such a great community there. Hopper encouraged us to explore the pottery studio across during our tasting before it closed. We ran into Amanda, one of the studio artist, and she was so kind to give us a quick tour of the ceramic studio and show us all the cool pieces. She even gave my friend and I both a little cup that she was testing a glaze on. I definitely recommend checking their schedule ahead of time before you come to see when they have classes scheduled. 100% would come back again for their live events, ceramics class & of course to enjoy some great wine and company. The vibes here were immaculate

    The tasting room.
    Teresa B.

    This was such a quaint little spot for wine tasting. We were staying in Arnold and went in to Murphy's for the day. On the way bay to Arnold we saw that they were open for tasting. The young lady pouring (I don't recall her name) was very friendly and knowledgeable. She took us on a tour of the property, our glasses in hand and told us about the concerts and Shakespeare plays performed on the hill. There are chickens, and some friendly pups wandering around. As well as some potters and other artists who live on the property. It feels very bohemian. We had a tour and history of the pottery business as well and they offer classes and sell unique pieces. Oh! The wine was good too! My favorite was the fire station red. The cab franc was also good. I will definitely come babk on my next trip that way.

    A great day out - with the owner, Stuart Mast, walking into frame! We could not have had a better time here :)
    Stephanie W.

    This is by far our favorite winery in Calaveras County. Every time we come into town, we stop by Brice Station, and every time we visit, we leave with more bottles than we intended. :) We only stopped by for a bottle of Merlot on this trip, but ended up staying to enjoy a tasting. What a delight! Not only were there 7 different varietals in the tasting (an astounding array), but we were offered french bread and pesto & olive oil for dipping, AND candied almonds. It was like a feast! My husband loved every single one of the wines and he truly almost bought one of each! The vineyard owner, Stuart Mast, walked by while we were there, and it was like a celebrity sighting. He actually stopped by to chat with us for awhile, and told us to ask for him the next time we came by so we could do a barrel tasting. He is one of the most genuinely generous people I have encountered in a long time. So, I cannot recommend this vineyard highly enough! If you like wine and friendly, knowledgable people, or if you have a dog with you whom you would like to be treated with respect, Brice Station Vineyards is for you!

    Sherry M.

    We enjoyed a beautiful sunset, great company, lively music, and a welcoming atmosphere at a summer concert. I am a huge cab franc fan, so I was so delighted to hear they have a great one (and they do!). The pottery show was happening simultaneously, so we went home with some beautiful pottery, to boot. We will be back for sure!

    night wedding venue on the hilltop

    quiet, welcoming setting for our son's wedding. It was lovely. And Brice Station Vineyards Port was a perfect gift for all the wedding guests.

    Nighttime event at Brice Station Vineyards

    Friendly & welcoming. Excellent Bordeaux wines. Their Port is heavenly. Bucolic setting Is a lovely site for: weddings family gatherings Summertime evening concerts professionally performed Shakespeare on the Vine international Healing the Healers conferences

    The bride and her sister

    I want to thank Brice Station Vineyards for their remarkable venue and truly wonderful hospitality. Tami, our event planner, helped us create a joyful and beautiful wedding for our daughter and her husband to be. The venue is gorgeous with a meadow for the ceremony surrounded by tall trees and a view of distant hills. The area for the guest tables, caterer and stage for the DJ is a short walk from the meadow. It,too, is outlined by tall trees with lots of room for people to eat, mingle and dance. Tami and her crew stage managed everything for us and all went smoothly. And The Wine was fabulous from the Brice Station Vineyards. Thank you to everyone there that made this a joyful event we will remember always.

    Charming and cozy.
    Best O.

    Don't miss a stop at Brice Station Winery while in or around Murphys. Head East on highway 4 and look for the old red pickup truck which announces the winery entrance. The charming, petite building and it's lovely gardens are akin to a fairy tale. An exuberant welcome and a complimentary tasting of 7 varietals and a port complete a perfect picture. The red grapes are estate grown at this family winery. The white hail from Lodi. Be sure to also see Quyle Kilns Pottery across from the tasting room, the oldest family owned business in Murphys. Pamela, the proprietress was kind enough to share a wealth of information about the area and it's hidden treasures. In fact, we are going for a swim at White Pines Lake today per her tip.

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    Kristian D.

    I make it a point to visit Brice Station Winery every time I venture up the hill to Murphys. Many people visit Murphys just to walk around downtown hitting several tasting rooms, but never venture to the many wineries nearby. Brice Station is on the other side of Murphys heading up the mountains which does make it less convenient for those visiting from the Valley, but this unique winery should be a stop for everyone. Brice has a rather eclectic setup with a rustic mountain ranch layout. The tasting room is an old bomb shelter, and there are several craft shops on the property. Once you dodge the geese and dogs, you can pass through a garden heading to the tasting room. The setup is upscale country ranch with eclectic antiques and a nice tasting bar made from a radiator. The wines are also eclectic with very good Port and some different varietals grown at a higher elevation, including a 2013 Merlot with a lot of smoke from the 2013 Rim Fire. We will see if this year's fire has any impact. The facility is also used for events, and I was a groomsman at a wedding here. They did a good job of coordinating the weekend, and the recent upgrades for a deck and party areas make the mountain overlook even more impressive. This is just a cool place to visit. You can park in the back which gives you a great view of the Calaveras mountains with a few Jack Russells guarding your car. Everyone is friendly and happy to see you made the journey, and those that head up the hill will be rewarded.

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    Louisa B.

    What an incredible place to visit and better yet enjoy some quality wine. Brice Station is just 5 miles up the road from downtown Murphys, and provides an escape from the crowds at the tasting rooms downtown. It also provides beautiful views of County. The tasting room is open year round on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday and has wonderful staff ready to give you the history of the vineyard as well as tastings of their current menu. Usually you'll be treated to something along the lines of Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Red Blend, Merlot, Chardonnay and a Port. Additionally, you'll be provided with fresh bread from a bakery downtown and a variety of olive oils. The tasting room is located at the top of the driveway in a retired bomb shelter with beautiful vines growing up the front of the structure and a vast garden and seating area just outside the door. The grapes are all grown and harvested on site (with the exception of Chardonnay) and you're able to see the rows and rows of vines down by the highway. During the warm, summer months, Brice Station provides quality entertainment with their weekend concert series as well as their month of Shakespeare. It's a great way to enjoy some wine and entertainment and most likely a breathtaking sunset with family and friends. As for the staff, it's primarily a family run operation and they know how to make you feel at home. Once you step out of your car at Brice Station you'll be amazed by the warmth and hospitality. I DEFINITELY recommend this winery as a destination for good wine and good times.

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    The wine was awesome, the tasting area is super cool, and our bartender hooked it up with the pours and was super nice! 10/10 recommend

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    Love sitting outside here and doing a chill wine tasting. Great wines too. Outdoor area is very well taken care of.

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    For concert events is there food for purchase and are lawn chairs allowed?

    yes, there is food for purchase from local vendors. people are encouraged to bering their own seating

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    The Taster Flight Our main (6) wine tasting flight served.

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