Lobster Feed at Bella Grace Vineyards — Plymouth CA
Full Maine lobsters. Fresh prawns. Louisiana beef hot links. Everything poured out family-style on long shared tables at the Bella Grace Vineyards estate and wine cave. Join us on Sunday, June 14th for the kind of meal people talk about all summer.
Doors open at 5:00 pm. Dinner begins at 6:00 pm. This is a communal dining event at our Plymouth estate vineyard and wine cave. Bring your appetite and get ready for drawn butter, fresh sourdough, and award-winning Bella Grace wines alongside one of the best lobster feeds in the Sierra Foothills.
Lobster Feed
Bella Grace Vineyards Estate & Wine Cave, Plymouth CA
What You Get
This is not a delicate wine pairing dinner. This is sleeves-up, crack-the-shell, pass-the-butter communal eating at its finest. Your ticket includes everything you need for a proper lobster feast, all served family-style on long shared tables under the open sky at our Plymouth estate.
The Seafood
One full Maine lobster per person. Fresh prawns. Both cooked to order and poured out onto the table alongside everything else. This is how lobster feeds are meant to be eaten — messy, communal, and unforgettable.
The Sides
White corn, roasted garlic, artichoke hearts, red potatoes, and Louisiana beef hot links. Everything seasoned, steamed, and served hot. Fresh sourdough baguettes and drawn butter to tie it all together.
The Wine
Bella Grace award-winning wines available for purchase throughout the evening. Wine club members receive their member discount on all bottles. Lobster and Bella Grace Viognier or Rosé is one of those pairings that just works.
The Setting
Our Plymouth estate vineyard and wine cave. Long communal tables set up outside with Shenandoah Valley views. The kind of setting that makes a meal like this feel like a celebration, not just dinner.
Why This Lobster Feed Is Different
Most lobster feeds happen at banquet halls or community centers. Ours happens at a working vineyard estate in the heart of Amador Wine Country. The setting alone makes it worth the drive — rolling hills, open sky, and the kind of views you do not get at a convention center.
The communal table setup means you are not sitting alone at a table for two. You are sharing a long table with people who came here for the same reason you did — great food, great wine, and an evening that feels like summer in the Sierra Foothills.
Bella Grace has been hosting events like this for years, and guests keep coming back because we know how to throw a feast. The food is abundant, the wine is excellent, and the atmosphere is exactly what a Saturday night in June should feel like.
What to Expect
Arrival. Doors open at 5:00 pm. Come early to get settled, grab a glass of wine, and claim your spot at the tables. The feast begins at 6:00 pm sharp.
Dress code. Casual. You will be cracking lobster shells and dipping things in butter. Dress accordingly. Comfortable shoes recommended — you are on a working vineyard estate.
Seating. Long communal tables. This is a social event by design. Bring friends or make new ones. Either way, you are sitting with good company.
What to bring. Your appetite. Everything else is provided. Napkins, utensils, crackers for the lobster, drawn butter, and plenty of sourdough bread.
Wine. Bella Grace wines are available for purchase throughout the evening. Wine club members receive their discount. If you have a favorite bottle, we recommend the Viognier or Rosé with seafood.
Getting to Bella Grace Vineyards in Plymouth CA
Bella Grace Vineyards is located at 22715 Upton Road, Plymouth, CA 95669 in the Shenandoah Valley, approximately one hour east of Sacramento and 30 minutes south of the Highway 50 corridor.
Plymouth is the heart of Amador Wine Country. If you are making a weekend of it, Sutter Creek is 15 minutes away with hotels, bed and breakfasts, and more tasting rooms on Main Street. Arrive early, stay the night, and make the most of Gold Country.
For directions use Google Maps or Apple Maps and search for Bella Grace Vineyards Plymouth CA.
About Bella Grace Vineyards
Bella Grace Vineyards is a family-owned winery and estate vineyard in Amador County’s Shenandoah Valley. Brothers Charlie and Michael Havill founded the winery with a belief that regenerative farming and thoughtful winemaking produce wines worth celebrating. The estate produces Zinfandel, Barbera, Syrah, Viognier, Rosé, and sparkling wine alongside artisan olive oils and vinegars.
Bella Grace wines consistently earn recognition at major competitions — Best of California, Double Gold at the Orange County Fair, Gold medals across multiple varietals. Our estate vineyard and wine cave in Plymouth host some of Amador County’s most memorable food and wine events.
Questions? Call us at (209) 267-8053 or email info@bellagracevineyards.com
This is a 21 and over event. Valid ID required at entry. All ticket sales are final. Event is held rain or shine. Bella Grace Vineyards reserves the right to refuse entry.