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Cowtown Winery

Winery in Fort Worth - 1.45 mi

Cowtown Winery is located in the Historic Fort Worth Stockyards. They are one of the six wineries comprising Six Shooter Cellars. This is a "great place in the Stockyards to enjoy a glass or flight of wines". Their "bar is quaint" with a "dark ambiance". They are the start of the Stockyards Ghost Tours which they also offer online. "Their dessert chocolates pair great with their Ports". You will have a "pleasurable experience" because this is a "very cute place to enjoy really good wine or cold margarita". Even if you are "not a huge wine fan", they still "have several different frozen Daiquiri drinks as well as Piña Coladas". Aside from Ghost Tours, they also have Blending Classes which you can join via an advance online booking on their website.

(817) 626-1011

N2 Vino Winery

Winery in Lake Worth - 4.00 mi

If you are looking for a "great wine dive with friendly service, N2 Vino Winery is the place". When you are going to visit, this "hidden gem", they are "not easy to locate but well worth the search". This "little winery" is "located directly behind Home Depot" in "NW Fort Worth". You will be amazed, the "atmosphere is very laid back and cute". Their "wines are so delicious" and the pairings including the "cheeses are very tasty and the homemade chicken salad will not disappoint". There is no additional "amount of sulfites" to their wines which are meant "to be drunk within a year".

(817) 386-2835

Wild Acre Brewing Company

Craft Brewery in Fort Worth - 5.16 mi

Located in Fort Worth’s historical Hell’s Half Acre, Wild Acre Brewing Company’s brewery and taproom are surrounded on one side by a wooded area. This “surprising bastion of nature” is just a mile or two from bustling downtown Fort Worth. The very large climate-controlled 5,000 sq ft taproom also features a landscaped outdoor beer garden. Opened in 2016 by owner/founder John Pritchett, the brewery has announced ongoing expansion plans for the brewery. Unlike other brewery owners and founders, John’s background is in beer distribution. The brewery expands its footprint and distribution capabilities with the opening of the brewery’s second location at the Ridglea Hills neighborhood. The new 3,000 sq ft second location has its own brewing system and restaurant. Expect to find their lineup of quality craft beer such as their Ranch Style Pils and T-Hawk IPA.

(817) 882-9453

Casual Friday Winery

Winery in Fort Worth - 7.81 mi

Casual Friday Winery is run by a small but passionate team out of Fort Worth, Texas. Their urban production facility and tasting room is located on the west side of Fort Worth and is only 8 minutes from downtown. "This place is a hidden gem" with "a very tasty charcuterie tray" and "local quality wines with exceptional service". The tasting room has "great music and had a very cozy feel". "Trying the wines in the tasting room is a great experience in a comfortable atmosphere". Enjoy 16 different and unique wines on a laid back and eclectic atmosphere. "The ability to talk to the man that created the wines is really special".

(817) 560-2502

Two Brothers Winery

Winery in Keller - 10.17 mi

Two Brothers Winery is a family-owned business, operated by two brothers, their wives, and their two long time friends. They realized that though Keller was steadily developing, a winery has not been established in the area yet, leading them to open the winery. Visitors tag this winery as a great hangout place, having the “perfect atmosphere to catch up with a friend or close your next business deal.” It is always a happy hour at Two Brothers Winery! Grab a glass while chilling with your companions, or sample whatever is in store for their patrons – from the wines, cheeses, and other items on the menu that will best complement the drinks. Two Brothers also initiated interesting offers for their patrons. First, the Wine Club, where members can have discounts, and getting free wine! And lastly, organizing and setting up wine and cheese parties – making it easier and more enjoyable for everyone!

(817) 541-9463

Silver Dollar Winery

Winery in Bedford - 12.56 mi

Silver Dollar Winery is a "nice place to go to eat and have some Great Wine". You will "loved this place, from their delicious wines and pizza to their outstanding service and staff". Do the "wine tasting" and get "the meat and cheese tray" and you will "loved them all". It is "a great experience" so "give it a try" and "definitely try the fruity wine". Also, try their "cherry limeade wineritas", it has an "out of this world" experience or their "bourbon barrel Tempranillo and the Cabernet" which "are really good" too. When you visit, "be prepared to meet their friendly dog Cody".

(817) 358-8830

Wine Fusion Winery

Winery in Grapevine - 17.98 mi

Wine Fusion Winery has a "good variety of wines, champagne and cider ales to choose from". They also offer "wine popsicles and they are delicious". Most Friday and Saturdays, they have "some awesome live music" so you can enjoy more of your visit here. It is "a great place to go hangout with some friends or just grab a glass of wine by yourself". You can also order "some pizza, spinach & artichoke dip, and Texas Queso" to complement your wines and other drinks. This place is a "gem in historic Grapevine" and can even be your "favorite place on Main Street". It's "elegant but comfortable enough to be casual".

(817) 442-8466

Sloan & Williams Winery

Winery in Grapevine - 18.07 mi

The owners of Sloan & Williams Winery are "frequently there chatting with customers". They are "also military veterans". The flights they offer "are good and their pizza and hummus plates are to die for". You will have an "experience" that will be "phenomenal". They have "excellent wines, excellent venue and if you are lucky enough to meet Alan the winemaker you will be highly impressed". He "is very knowledgeable and one of the nicest guys you'll meet". You will enjoy "great live entertainment too" while having your wine. Also, "be careful if you sit in the leather recliners as you may never leave!"

(817) 527-7867

Cross Timber Winery

Winery in Grapevine - 18.39 mi

Cross Timber Winery is a quaint winery off the beaten path of Main Street in a historic home, the Historic Brock Family farmhouse, and the "grounds are beautiful". This farmhouse is one of the 5 oldest structures in Grapevine. Their "bartender and bbq buffet staff" are "awesome as well as the management staff". They have a "very cozy outdoor setting with live music". Their "complimentary cheese and crackers" goes well with their "white, red, and rosè wines, ranging from sweet to dry". This is a "quiet winery away from the main Grapevine Main Street bar scene". They have a patio that "has a very serene and relaxing atmosphere".

(817) 488-6789

Sunset Winery

Winery in Burleson - 20.83 mi

Sunset Winery has a very impressive "amount of professional equipment" which "they have at their converted house turned winery". Be prepared for very good wines including the Pink Rainbows, Orange Muscat, and Burleson Harbor which are all excellent. No matter which of their wines you choose, from dry to sweet, you can expect to be blown away by the remarkable taste of each one. Visit them and enjoy the wines at the "nice porch out back to enjoy a bottle and cheese". Check out their website for events that they have. They have a "Teacher's Night" and a "Happy Hour". They also offer military discounts by giving 10% off wine by the bottle or glass. Just present your valid military ID.

(817) 426-1141

Lost Oak Winery

Winery in Burleson - 21.51 mi

Lost Oak Winery is a "great winery hidden in the hills of Burleson, Texas" can be a "short detour off of I35 West". You will have "a great experience and even better wine". They have a "regular tour and tasting" which is very "informative". The staff is "extremely friendly and the land is beautiful" and even has a "trail to walk on and beautiful scenery to look at". Don't forget to try "their Spring/Summer sangria nights and nights with live music". Although, "Sangria Thursdays get crowded". They have "so many events" which you can just check online. This is recommended also as "a place to rent for a special occasion". Lost Oak Winery has been included in Kim's Lists as one of the 7 Most Scenic Wineries Across Texas. Check out the link to read more!

(817) 426-6625

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