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Enjoy a 2020-2021 winter murder mystery at Brambleberry

Murder mystery game and dinner is $50 per person above your room rate. Choose your murder mystery. Choose your guest room. Choose your menu. Wine, beer and soft drinks are also available for purchase until 9 p.m.
Get your own group of 6 to 8 guests together for a private murder mystery at Brambleberry Winery. Overnight stays are required to participate with a minimum of three rooms. Extra guests without an acting part may serve as investigators.
Murder mysteries are held only during the winter season (December through March on Friday nights).
Murder mysteries must be booked a minimum of three weeks in advance so we can get character information sent to participants and plan your menu.
We understand that winter weather can be unpredictable. In the event of inclement weather preventing you from attending, you will still be charged for your event but we will reschedule your group for another remaining date.
Winter lodging rates
December through March
English Country Room: $139
Highland Room: $119
French Impressionist Room: $99
Gamekeeper Room: $79
Lodging for up to 8 guests
(Whole house rental, $436 plus tax)
Prices for the murder mystery and dinner are $50 per guest, which includes welcome beverage, salad, entree and dessert. You may choose one menu for the entire group:
Salads (choose one)
Garden salad
Greek salad
Blue cheese Waldorf salad
Cole slaw
Potato salad
Meat entree (choose one)
Scandinavian meatballs
Parmesan chardonnay mustard chicken breast
Roast turkey
Glazed ham
Baked pork chop with cranberry chutney
Starch (choose one)
Long grain and wild rice pilaf
Duchess mashed potatoes
Oven roasted potatoes
Vegetable (choose one)
California blend (broccoli, cauliflower and carrot with lemon butter sauce)
Italian green beans
Corn with herb butter
Glazed carrots
Vegetable medley of green beans, celery, bell pepper and onion
Dinner rolls included — white and cracked wheat
Dessert (choose one)
Quadruple chocolate cheesecake
Grasshopper cheesecake
Chocolate Guinness layer cake
Creme de menthe chocolate cake
White layer cake with butter cream frosting
Chocolate caramel walnut tart
Coffee and tea included. Beer, wine and soft drinks are available for purchase.
Here are the murder mysteries you can choose from:
Murder Most Green (7 characters)
Evil Never Dies (6 characters)
Lurking Down the Bunny Trail (6 characters)
Gobble, Gobble, Death and Trouble (6 characters)
Death Plays a Role (6 characters)
I Saw Mommy Killing Santa Claus (6 characters)
Death is a Cabernet ‘Ol Chum (8 characters)
Everyone loves a mystery. Amateur sleuths, these weekends are for you! If you like Agatha Christie or Hercule Poirot, here’s a chance to engage your own detective skills.
Our murder mysteries are written by a professional writer. Additional investigators can be added.
You do not need to go a lot of expense preparing a costume, but it will certainly add to the experience. Check out your closet for clothes that fit the part and add one or two props. We can help with suggestions.
Once you select a character, we will send you information about your part, which you should not share with anyone else — even your partner! We expect the mystery dinner evenings to take about 3 hours.
Remember, anything you say can be used in a court of law against you!
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