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San Ducerro Vineyards

Winery in Yoakum - 7.70 mi

San Ducerro Winery is "DeWitt County’s Premier Winery". They are located "about 15 miles due south of Shinet", in the beautiful rolling hills of South Central Texas. The views will remind you of "Driftwood" and "their porch area is a great place to enjoy their wines". The "owner and his daughter" are "very informative and hospitable". They serve "AMAZING sweet wines" and they have "coloring books and movies for the kids". A "great location perched on top of beautiful rolling hills overlooking grazing pastures of livestock". This winery is a "great place to relax for the afternoon" and enjoy "some of the best quality" wines you will ever "taste".

(361) 407-3056

Majek Vineyard and Winery

Winery in Schulenburg - 16.31 mi

"Majek Vineyard and Winery is a cute little winery well hid from the main roads", "owned and operated by a Czech family" who owns "the land since the 1800s". They are located in the scenic rolling hills off I-10, near Houston, Austin, and San Antonio. The place has a "lovely setting" enhanced by the "beauty of the vineyard". A "perfect backdrop for the friendly staff and great wines" that you will experience. There is "a variety of red and white, sweet and dry are available on their menu". Visit and taste the "Opal wine" which is "a blend of Orange Muscat and Muscat Blanc". Try the "Cardinal's Choice" which is "a sweet red that's tastes great on a hot day". You will "definitely be back" for the "beautiful scenery and very tasteful wine selection".

(210) 413-8912

Moravia Vineyard & Winery

Winery in Schulenburg - 16.47 mi

Moravia Vineyard & Winery is located in the beautiful Moravia hills between Schulenburg and Hallettsville. A "beautiful place" which is just a "short and picturesque drive from Schulenburg". When you arrive, you will see "a comfortable space". You can "either use the bar or sit at a comfortable table" while sipping "a great mix of whites and reds that mostly hit in the mid-range between fruit-forward and dry" and "listening to soothing music". You "might be astonished at the pleasant hints of buttery notes" from the 2013 "dry Blanc du Bois". Also, the "2014 dry Blanc du Bois" is "more citrusy with grapefruit notes as well as crisp texture". These are just some of the "very "good" wines that you can experience from the "sweet and unsweet wines" that they offer.