Thirteen months after shutting down due to impacts of the pandemic, Bogle Vineyards in Clarksburg is set to reopen on May 1 for the first time during COVID-19.However, the popular and crowded pre-pandemic experience has been redesigned to include a reservation-only experience."We really took the past year to ask ourselves how could we get back to a more intimate experience for our guests?" Jody Bogle said. “We are so excited to invite our guests to a reimagined way to enjoy our wines."The redesign includes a new tasting room and open-air deck on the second story above the old tasting room area. Each guest will be able to reserve an outdoor table on the deck overlooking the vineyard and Sierra for a guided wine-tasting experience. A separate picnic area has been created next to the vineyard for those who prefer to bring a picnic lunch and enjoy Bogle wines while on the property.Both of those experiences now require advanced reservations.In addition, the old tasting room has been converted into a new Bogle Wine Shop and gift area. Reservations are not needed in order to visit the Bogle Wine Shop. "We also launch new, restaurant-only cabernet and chardonnay wines for restaurants like Fat's," added Bogle. "Those wines are part of our new Twenty Acres brand."For more information on reservation and hours click here.