Great Grapes! Wine & Food Festival
Saturday, June 4th shifts are from 10:30-2:30 and 2:15 - 6:30 
Sunday, June 5th shifts are from 10:30-2:30 and 2:15 - 6:30  

We'd be especially grateful for anyone willing to choose second shift as it's typically harder for us to fill.  We truly appreciate the support!  
 

Sunday, May 15th will be our very first pick up nigh for the Royal Rabbit Vineyards Cellar Club. Thank you to all that have joined our exclusive club thus far, and if you haven't yet committed - it's not too late!  We are proud to share these specially selected wines with our loyal fans. For our first Cellar Club selections we present...

Enjoy some backyard fun with friends at the vineyard.  We are set up and ready to provide hours of entertainment with the official Royal Rabbit Bean Bag Toss (adorned with our logo, of course) and Bocce Ball.  Pick out a bottle or two of your favorite Royal Rabbit wine, spread out your picnic and enjoy a relaxing afternoon in the vineyard's backyard instead of your own.

Believe it or not, there are “official rules” to bean bag toss and they’re quite sophisticated, perfect for the wine drinking crowd. So, simply toss the beanbag-thingy into the round hole. No, just kidding. It’s a delicate system of “pitching” your 1 1b. bean bag at the opposite platform from a distance of  27 feet and tally your score as you go.  Sounds easy enough. You can read all the rules here.

The ancient sport of bocce is a game almost anyone can play that combines the best of skee-ball, bowling, and shuffleboard.  It’s pretty simple, too. Grab as few as two and as many as eight people and divide into two teams.  A member of the first team throws out the smallest ball, known as the “jack” (perfect opportunity to insert rabbit into the mix), which acts as a marker.  The same person gets the first chance to throw one of the larger balls as close to the “jack rabbit” as possible.  Now, you simply alternate turns between the two teams until all the larger balls are gone. Whoever lands closest to the “jack rabbit” wins that set, making them the “in” team. Count the score by assigning a point for every ball from the “in” team that’s closer to the “jack rabbit” than the other teams best ball.  Keep it going by establishing a set number of points and continue rounds of play until reached. Learn more about bocce and the basic rules here. 

So what do you say, shall we play a game?