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Threshold Vineyards

Winery in Navasota - 7.45 mi

Threshold Vineyards is a vineyard and winery near Navasota, Texas. They sell wine, offer wine tasting, and they have a great location for picnics. It does not have to be a special occasion you have been planning to celebrate for months. It could be a simple weekend break from a stressful workweek. Threshold Vineyards has everything you need for a soothing respite with nothing but rest and relaxation. They have delicious wine (white and red, take your pick!), a great view in their picnic grounds, and a friendly staff eager to help make your visit a memorable one!

(936) 225-3355

Windy Winery

Winery in Brenham - 13.40 mi

Windy Winery is a small winery right outside of Brenham and it's "a family business". There is "live music, a beautiful patio, and the inside bar" is "spacious too". It "is not a fancy winery like some but it's relaxed and the wines are great". They have "at least 20 selections of wines from very dry to very sweet". The wines are "very flavorful" such as "the Jal-spice" which is "a lovely rose with hints of jalapeño". You can also order "a cheese tray" that has "some housemade crackers" which are "delicious" because they were "soaked in oil, Parmesan and herbs". You can not bring your dogs here because this is a working vineyard.

(979) 836-3252

Texas Star Winery

Winery in Chappell Hill - 13.59 mi

The Texas Star Winery offers great opportunities to try out exotic wines in the heart of the Blue-Bonnet Country of Texas. What sets them apart from the rest is that they use different fruits, and flowers for their wines. Visiting this winery, you'll find they have an ample catalog of wines like their Hibiscus Flower Wine which is made with Jamaican Hibiscus flowers. For more traditional wine picks, their Moscato is a great summer companion that's bursting with flavors of pears and peaches.

(979) 251-7282

Peach Creek Vineyard

Winery in College Station - 14.81 mi

Peach Creek Vineyard is a vineyard & winery nestled in the beautiful countryside that features wines made from 100% Texas fruit. This is a "great place to visit when in the Bryan/College Station area". There is "an event venue and entertainment area" aside from the "new wine tasting room". You can also see that "the pond has ducks" which makes it a "lovely community spot". Their "wine tasting is fun with several goods selections". Each wine is "unique in bouquet and taste". Check out their website or Facebook page for their next Alpaca and Wine event. They are also a member of the "Bluebonnet Harvest Fest Wine Trail".

(936) 825-3669

Lone Hen Winery

Winery in College Station - 18.93 mi

You will "taste the unique homemade craftsmanship" of the wines that Lone Hen Winery makes. Each wine is "light and crisp and not like a typical sparkling wine". You will be able to surmise "that it's not a mass production conveyer belt kind of wine they just crank out for the dough" instead "they do it because they enjoy it". You can find their wines on several annual fairs and wine festivals held in Texas such as the "Texas Reds Fest" and "Annual Fair on the Square". Their place already has a "stamped concrete patio around grandchildren’s fountain" with the "ground leveled and landscaped". It is better to give them a call when you want to visit their winery since their website is currently down as of this writing.

(979) 690-6493

Bernhardt Winery

Winery in Plantersville - 19.42 mi

Bernhardt Winery is a Houston Hill Country Winery and vineyard located in the rolling hills of Plantersville just a short drive Northwest of Houston. Situated just 8 miles from historic Montgomery, Texas, the birthplace of the Lone Star flag and 17 miles from Navasota, the Blues Capital of Texas, and home to numerous antique stores, it is easily accessible to travelers. They have "delicious wines, chocolates and focaccia bread with oils". "They also have free events every Sunday and 3rd Saturday of every month". They have award-winning wines including the Chardonnay that is "very light and fresh" and the Conquistador that "has a unique smoky aftertaste that lingers on the tongue" which you will enjoy drinking on their "outdoor seating" that is "shaded and relaxing".

(936) 894-9829

Enchanted Manor

Winery in Plantersville - 20.02 mi

Enchanted Manor is a small winery specializing in mead and located north of Houston on the grounds of the Texas Renaissance Festival. Even if you "don't always drink mead", you will enjoy the taste of "some of the best mead" such as "The Bochet" and "Queen Mother's Mead" or even the "Earl Gray". You can also buy "direct from their website" and they offer free shipping on orders of 6 or more bottles. "A Texas Reserve Class Champion", their award-winning meads are crafted from 100% Texas wildflower honey. This is sourced from a farm on the Gulf Coastal Prairies outside of Angleton, Texas. Join their Mead Club so you can try new mead flavors before they hit the market.

(281) 259-8145

Perrine Winery

Winery in College Station - 20.15 mi

Perrine Winery is "a fabulous place tucked away in College Station, Texas". They have "so many great wines to choose from" that it is hard to choose which will be your "favorite". "If you haven't had the pleasure of visiting this winery, you're definitely missing out!" The wines are "very interesting" with "pleasant and subtle differences" in "the classic styles". The owners "are fantastic" with "immense knowledge in the grapes, barreling and fermenting process and overall great conversationalists". They make wines that "are true to their definition". "Dries are dry with flavor, semi sweets have hints of sweet without overpowering your palette" and the fruit wines are a "spot in the fruit flavors". Their "infused wines are amazing". Visit this winery with a "non-snooty" atmosphere and you will still have "a great time tasting and learning about pairings".

(979) 703-1843

Pleasant Hill Winery

Winery in Brenham - 20.70 mi

You will "love the layback vibe of Pleasant Hill Winery". It is "interesting to see the old school winemaking process". They also have events and activities where you will enjoy and have "so much fun" such as the grape picking then "getting to “STOMP” them". You might be "able to put" your "footprints on a keepsake T-shirt". They have "a variety of wines to drink while you enjoy the nice view of the hill country". They have "some good sweet wines" such as the "Sweet Rose" which is recommended, "if you're into sweet wines". There is "something for every wine drinker", from the "novice to those with sophisticated" palates.