Our Wines
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Bray Vineyards can only ship wine to the following states: Arizona, California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin. Apparel and logo items can be shipped anywhere in the United States.
Our fun time, anytime, summertime white. Beautiful summer fruit and floral aromatics introduce flavors of peach, honeysuckle, and melon. And of course with the new closure it's easier than ever to get her top off.
"A bit restrained on the nose, fresh and clean on the palate with peach flavors at the core. Subtle and east to quaff." Ellen Landis, Wine Writer/Wine Consultant
"Gorgeous, expressive aromatics full of lime zest and floral notes, Wow!" Ellen Landis, Wine Writer/Wine Consultant
2010 California State Fair - Silver/Best of Class; 2010 Orange County Fair - Silver
"Inviting aromatics of fresh strawberries lead to juicy cranberry, raspberry and strawberry delighting the palate. Nicely made!" Ellen Landis Wine Writer-Consultant 2010 SF Chronicle Pink Sweepstakes Winner! 2010 California State Fair Best of Class/Silver; 2010 Amador County Fair - Silver
This fanciful blend of 55% Zinfandel and 45% Sangiovese is perfect for those days when you just want some unpretentious fun.
2010 Amador County Fair - Silver
With climate and soil similar to that of Tuscany, this medium bodied wine is ripe with flavor produced by the characteristics of the vineyard. 2010 SF Chronicle Wine Competition - Silver; 2010 West Coast Wine Competition - Bronze; 2010 Amador County Fair- Silver; 2010 Orange County Fair - Bronze
"La Dama Oscura" - The Dark Lady - is made from the same type of Sangiovese grapes and in the same style as that of the Montalcino region of Tuscany.
When Zinfandel arrived in California around the time of the Gold Rush it was grown on head trained vines. We continue in that tradition and harvest our grapes by hand to ensure quality.
Brought to America from the Piedmont region of Italy by immigrant farmers. 2010 SF Chronicle Wine Comp-Bronze; 2010 Grand Harvest Awards-Bronze; 2010 Calif State Fair - Silver
The Primitivo vine is associated almost exclusively with the southern Italian region of Apulia, but recent plantings grow well in California’s Shenandoah Valley.
