Welcome to Caprice Vineyards

   

NOTE:    WINTER  TASTING  ROOM  HOURS

    Jan  &  Feb    -   Sat & Sun only,   12  -  5  PM

  Thanks for understanding.    Jim & Jeanne    

 

Visit our Tasting Room and sample our Cabernets.  The wines are great!   The award winning 2006?   Well we just sold the last 2 bottles.  WOW, was it great!!

  The 2008 Cabernet is a wonderful full bodied, bold, red wine that was not bottled until May, 2011.  It has the potential for even better balance and fullness of flavor as it matures even more in the bottle. An outstanding wine selling for only $25 / bottle

We reserved some of the o7 Cab, holding it for 3 years in French oak to bring a more robust flavor. Try this Reserve wine with your favorite foods, or just by the glass. Only $23 bottle.   You will not be disappointed!

 

Our 2011 crop was  harvested November 5th.  We brought in almost 12  tons of Cabernet, and 2 tons of chardonnay.   Stay tuned.

We also have  vines of wonderful chardonnay  grapes.  Processed in stainless steel tanks with just a hint  of oak added. This brought out the true flavor of the chardonnay grape.  This wine is light with a hint of melon.  A very different chardonnay that has a smooth crisp flavor. We are getting rave reviews on this 2009 Chardonnay!

 

Our 2008 Sonata Viognier is also sold out.   It was very popular and  got rave reviews!!!  We will have more Viognier in the near future.

Caprice frequently has wine sales and specials, so stop into the tasting room and check them out.

 

 Jim is making Hard Cider from the apples grown here, at Caprice Vineyards.  We have about 75 fruit trees on our property.  You can also enjoy our canned Apple Pie filling, or Pear Baclava filling.    All you need is the crust!   Did I mention the Cabernet Jam??  Mmmm Good!

 

     

Caprice Vineyards is also the home to Rolling Hills Alpacas.   Come and tour the farm.

   The wine tasting is done within our country store, which also offers unique items such as alpaca fiber, sweaters, hats, gloves,  scarves, jewelry, hand spun yarns, and other intriguing tidbits, too.