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Sugar Ridge Winery

Winery in Bristol - 6.27 mi

Sugar Ridge Winery is conveniently located in two areas: the original winery in Bristol, Texas and the second location in downtown Sanger, Texas. They have a wide assortment of red and white wines. You can also try some of their specialty wines like the Sangria, Papa's Peach, or their Little Green Apple wine. They also have a "lovely set up inside or outside so you could find the perfect spot to sit and drink wine". They also "offer cheeses and summer sausage to eat while you sit". The "owners" are "friendly and helpful with a lot of information about their wines and local attractions". It is "a great little winery just a lilies way off i45 definitely worth checking out" with "a nice little shop with a good variety of wines to taste".

(972) 666-2888

Cassaro Winery

Winery in Ovilla - 12.93 mi

Cassaro Winery is a family-owned business that's located a few minutes from downtown Ovilla in Ellis County, Texas. This is a beautifully renovated farmhouse with several tables inside so you can enjoy a wide variety of award-winning wines. They also have nice outdoor seating areas with a lot of beautiful shade trees and a larger than life fire pit. They also have meat and cheese trays and other tasty treats to go with your wine. They also have free music every Friday night.

(214) 433-1190

Cork House Winery

Winery in Waxahachie - 14.71 mi

Cork House Winery is the first winery in the historic downtown Waxahachie. With "beautiful mix of tasteful modern" and "small-town retro and rustic wood" design, you will notice that the "staff are all outstanding with knowledge of the different wines and have southern hospitality down to the core". The winemaker has won a couple of amateur winemaking awards so she is not new into this world of winemaking. "Texas High Plains fruit near Brownfield" is the source of their Texas wines. Visit this and enjoy "live music" on weekends. Pair "a meat and cheese tray" to one of their "fabulous wines" and you will "definitely be back".

(972) 921-1069

Berkshire Farms Winery

Winery in Dallas - 15.89 mi

Berkshire Farms Winery opened in 2017 after brothers-slash-business owners Jonathan and Jason Jackson of Berkshire Farms wanted to take the experience of eating good meat to a new level and offer spirits that best pair with their farm products. They make wine with an emphasis on craftsmanship, making sure the taste and flavor are exquisite, elegant, and enjoyable. Visit their online store and see some of Berkshire Farms Winery's products including their Almond Sparkling Wine and Peach Sangria. They also have wine pops which are perfect for when it is hot and humid.

(214) 631-9763

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Checkered Past Winery

Winery in Dallas - 17.80 mi

"Drink what you like" is the motto of the Checkered Past Winery. They are located in the historic South Side on Lamar Building, "across the street from the Dallas police station". Aside from the "live music", they also have "a good beer selection if wine isn't your thing". They make their own quality wines, over 20 locally-brewed craft beers, and some of the best wines from Texas and around the world. They have a "fabulous wine selection and their flatbreads and cheese boards are amazing". They have a small kitchen but "they put out better quality food than 85% of the bars/restaurants in the metroplex". They're currently moving to a new location and we'll update the listing once they have settled in! Watch this space for developments!

(214) 242-0411

Queens Winery

Winery in Garland - 23.87 mi

The owners of Queens Winery have been making Honey Wine for over 10 years. This winery is "the only Go Texan, Kosher Winery in the world" and "they have incredible wines made with honey". They are "Kosher Certified by the Orthodox Union" and only "use the finest custom-blended pure American Honey procured from a company in Waxahachie, Texas". Go Texan is an organization promoting Texas agri-business on state, national and international levels. Also, "Kosher wine does not mean wine that’s been blessed by a rabbi. Rather, the term means that it’s made in accordance with Jewish law". They have wines "from dry to sweet" and they have "something for every palette and every bottle creates a memory". The "first time" that you will taste their wines, it will "definitely be a regular" on your "wine rack". They also "offer personalized, beautifully engraved bottles" under the VinoSay Engraving which is a division of Queens Winery. Contact them if you want to have "private tastings".