Bella Grace Vineyards & Wine Cave

“We spent Mother's Day at Bella Grace with family. We had a party of 16 and had an amazing time. We enjoyed the wine tasting and the paella. We were also allowed to bring in outside food which was really nice. Our host was knowledgable, helpful, and patient with such a large group. We look forward to coming back!”

“Bella Grace is one of our FAVORITE spots....my wife and I were married here in 2016. The staff are amazing!! The owners Charles and Michael are always a pleasure, Dewey, Steve, Rob, and everyone are always taking great care of us. ❤️❤️❤️”

“Thank you to Steve and our hostess for being so welcoming and kind to us on our first visit as new members to the Bella Grace 2/25th event. The lunch was fantastic and the atmosphere was so relaxing and beautiful. We got to see the wine cave which was very cool visually and the temperature was perfect. All of the staff inside were really helpful and could tell we were looking around in joy and asked us if it was our first time there. They immediately gave us a big welcome, guided us to the tent to check in. We brought our special needs son who is 22 but needs a lot of care and EVERYONE was so kind in making our visit wonderful and relaxing for us. I picked up our wine, bought a little extra and a bottle of the Tuscan oil can’t wait to make some bread for dipping. Thank you again for a really nice first event for us and we look forward to many more. Cheers!”

“We love going to Bella Grace Wine Cave and have been members since we first stopped by. Bella has a casual, relaxed feel with wines that never disappoint. They have fabulous whites, wonderful bubbles, and great reds (including an amazing Barbera). They also have wonderful olive oils and balsamic vinegars to taste as well. Bring a picnic and when you visit, say hello to John and Dewey.”

“To get to Bella Grace Wine Cave, we drove down Upton Road in Plymouth, which is a long narrow road. There are olive trees and vineyards surrounding the area where their "caves" are located. After parking our car, the first we noticed was a large tented structure with tables and chairs. I was noting the temperature rising as we walked on the gravel to where the tastings were located. We followed the signs and came to the entrance of the "cave". The caves are man-made and are tall enough for a forklift to haul in barrels of red wine to age. No need to hunch over when you walk because the height of the rounded walls is high. The caves stay at 57 degrees, and you may want to bring a light weight jacket--if you tend to get chilled easily. In the caves, there are tables and chairs to sit and taste wines. You'll also see barrels of wine neatly stacked. You get 5 pours for $15 (which is waived if you buy a bottle of wine). It was HOT outside, and very comfortable inside as we tasted their wines. You can also taste their olive oil--which is delicious. They have 20 acres of grapes that they grow sustainably, and also grow olive trees. If your group is less than 8 peeps you don't need a reservation. Tastings are Thursday-Monday 11-4. I recommend going here during the hottest time of the day to experience the contrasting coolness of the caves.”