About Brice Station Vineyards
Brice Station Vineyards is named for the historic narrow-gauge railroad station that served the Apple Hill area of El Dorado County — the station that connected the foothill mining and agricultural communities to the Sacramento Valley below. The railroad station as naming origin declares wine from terrain that transportation history touched: the same Apple Hill land that once depended on the narrow-gauge for connection to markets now produces wine that travels its own distribution routes.
The Carson Road estate produces Zinfandel, Barbera, Petite Sirah, and Chardonnay from El Dorado County estate vineyards with the railroad-heritage philosophy the station naming implies: connecting this specific foothill terrain to the broader world of California wine.
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Brice Station VineyardsBrice Station Vineyards is named for the historic narrow-gauge railroad station that served the Apple Hill area of El Dorado County — the station that connected the foothill mining and agricultural communities to the Sacramento Valley below.
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The railroad stationThe railroad station as naming origin declares wine from terrain that transportation history touched: the same Apple Hill land that once depended on the narrow-gauge for connection to markets now produces wine that travels its own distribution routes.
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The Carson RoadThe Carson Road estate produces Zinfandel, Barbera, Petite Sirah, and Chardonnay from El Dorado County estate vineyards with the railroad-heritage philosophy the station naming implies: connecting this specific foothill terrain to the broader world of California wine.
"The 2004 El Dorado County Brice-Station-railroad-heritage-naming Zinfandel and Barbera estate — Brice Station (named for"
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Featured Wines
Zinfandel
El Dorado Zinfandel
El Dorado AVA / Brice Station Estate
Brice Station's railroad-heritage-naming El Dorado Zinfandel — wine from the Apple Hill terrain that the narrow-gauge railroad once served, now traveling its own distribution routes.
Estate
★★★★☆
Barbera
Barbera
El Dorado AVA / Brice Station Estate
Brice Station's railroad-station Barbera — the Italian variety from the historic station terrain at everyday walk-in pricing.
Estate
★★★★☆
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Book on Tock →Brice Station Railroad Walk-In
Daily walk-in at the historic-railroad-station-named El Dorado County estate — Brice Station Vineyards Zinfandel and Barbera from Apple Hill terrain. Dog-friendly, picnic, family-welcoming on Carson Road.
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