Celebrate Harvest at Star Lane Vineyard: Old West Style

Joining our wine club is an invitation beyond the bottle—to step behind the scenes and experience the vision, care, and dedication that define everything we do at here.

We are truly grateful that you have chosen to be part of it. On Saturday, October 3, from 5:00–7:00 PM, we will open the gates of Star Lane Estate for our 2nd Annual Harvest Celebration. Inspired by the historic rancho traditions of Happy Canyon, the evening offers a rare chance to experience the estate at the height of harvest, when the property is full of energy and the new vintage is taking shape.

Tyler Thomas and members of the Dierberg family look forward to sharing current and library releases from Dierberg and Star Lane, live music, and a traditional Santa Maria–style barbecue with you.

If you would like to, you may pick up your fall wine club allocations during the event.

Tickets are $65 per person, with attendance limited to four guests per membership. Because opportunities to gather at the estate are rare, space is limited and early reservations are encouraged.

For preferred local lodging, transportation options, or additional event details, please email our team at hospitality@starlanevineyard.com.

Celebrate the History of Star Lane Ranch:

Long before vineyards covered the hillsides, Happy Canyon was known for its open ranges, riding stables, barbecue pits, archery, and unmistakable Wild West spirit. During Hollywood’s golden era, ranches like this became irresistible escapes for movie stars, celebrated visitors, and adventure-seekers looking to trade city life for horses, mountain roads, and a taste of the frontier.
Guests came for the scenery and stayed for the stories—riding across the ranch, gathering around the barbecue pit, exploring the backcountry, and enjoying the kind of relaxed hospitality that spread almost entirely by word of mouth.

Today, Star Lane carries that spirit forward. The horses and corrals may have given way to vineyards and caves, but the sense of discovery, celebration, and generous ranch hospitality remains very much alive.