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Bogle Family Vineyards Reopens May 1 with Guided, Reservation Only ...

Elevated experience features sit down - customizable wine flights, new Bogle Wine Shop April 27, 2021 Bogle Family s Vineyards new tasting experiences take both COVID-19 restrictions and visitor feedback into account. Photo by Bogle Family Vineyards.   Clarksburg, Calif. – Beginning May 1, Bogle Family Vineyards will reopen with a reservation only, guided wine tasting experience for guests visiting the Home Ranch in Clarksburg. In addition, Bogle Family Vineyards is excited to announce the grand opening of its new wine shop featuring its entire range of wine brands, winery apparel and regionally-sourced food. “After hearing from many of our visitors and wine club members regarding their concerns about noise and crowd sizes, we took the past year to reevaluate the experience at our Home Ranch,” said Jody Bogle. “With our reopening on May 1st, we are thrilled to be able to offer a more intimate tasting experience that will better serve the needs of our guests.”

Bogle Family Vineyards Releases On-Premise Brand TWENTY ACRES by Bogle

Posted on February 16, 2021 Clarksburg, Calif. – It all started by taking a chance on some farm fields in the California Delta in 1968. Today, Bogle Family Vineyards pays homage to its heritage in a new on-premise only release, TWENTY ACRES by Bogle. “More than 50 years ago, our grandfather, Warren V. Bogle was looking for a new crop to plant. When his potatoes failed to take hold, a friend suggested winegrapes instead. The vineyards thrived and we are proud to carry on the winegrape growing tradition to this day,” said Jody Bogle. Chenin Blanc and Petite Sirah were planted on 20 acres of land on the Bogle Home Ranch in Clarksburg. As the family realized the potential of the soil, the vineyards expanded and so did the Bogle’s commitment to making quality, handcrafted wines.