Delicato Vineyard

Once part of the large Borden Ranch in the Eastern part of the Lodi Appellation, Clay Station Vineyard is named after a historic stagecoach stop that was a popular destination during the years of California's Gold Rush. Established in 1864 by Ivey Lewis Borden, a passionate horse-racing fan, the ranch was devoted to the breeding of high quality thoroughbreds and Hereford cattle.

During the mid-1990's, in a quest to produce the finest grapes possible, the Indelicato family was on the lookout for the perfect place to try something new. After 75 years of growing grapes in Northern California, they knew that they wanted to stay close to home, and unfailingly visited every piece of land that came up for sale. When they stepped onto Borden Ranch and walked what was to become Clay Station Vineyard - they knew they had finally found what they had been searching for.

Delicato Vineyard (Clay Station Vineyard)
455 Devlin Road,
Suite 201
Napa, CA 94558

Tel: (707)265-1700
Fax: (707)265-7837

Delicato Tasting Room
12001 South Highway 99
Manteca, CA 95336

Tel: (888) 599-4637 or (209) 824-3501
Fax: (209) 824-3510

Hours:
9am-5:30pm Daily

Tastings are Free

Bus or Group Coordinators: Please make an appointment 24 hours in advance for complimentary wine tasting. Our staff will be happy to serve your guests. Adequate parking for buses; easy freeway exit and return.