Local Wineries near the Cat Spring, Texas 78933 Area (6)

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Cast Iron Winery

Winery in Sealy - 7.52 mi

The Cast Iron Winery winery is located only 45 minutes from Houston, "on the San Antonio side of Sealy about a mile north IH10". This "quaint little winery" "has a very relaxed, rustic, atmosphere". "The owners are some of the nicest people and show love to everyone that enter their doors". They are "definitely kid-friendly" and there are "yard games for the adults to entertain themselves". This is an "awesome place to get a good tasting". "Generous pours and good prices" for "great tasting wine" such as the "Sundial Chardonnay", "Dolcetto and The Mark (Primitivo)" while the "Pinot and the Meriam" are "neat blend of Montepulciano and Aglianico".

(281) 881-6395

Cummins Creek Vineyards

Winery in Columbus - 11.96 mi

The Cummins Creek Vineyards has been with the Aschenbeck family for over 100 years. This is more than just a business, but a part of local culture and heritage. While the vineyard has no tasting room, the owners of the vineyard were able to find a partner that transformed the grapes into handcrafted Blanc du Bois wines. Bottles are sold at The Vintage Shop or in farmers markets and festivals.

(979) 732-6540

Pleasant Hill Winery

Winery in Brenham - 22.57 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.

(979) 830-8463

Whistling Duck Winery and Vineyard

Winery in Weimar - 24.53 mi

Whistling Duck Winery and Vineyard is located a little “off-the-beaten-path” but once you arrived you will find that it is "certainly a gem". Their "wines are truly unique and each as wonderful as the next". The "2016 Viognier" is "semi-sweet with honey and apricot notes and a touch of effervescence". When you taste the "Chocolate Duck", it is "like drinking a chocolate-covered cherry" and the "aroma is so enticing, like that chocolate cherry, with a bit of muskiness added". These two are just some of the "unique wines" that you can enjoy tasting when you visit this place. They also have "a couple of food platters to go with the wine". You will truly enjoy visiting because "on scheduled Saturday afternoons there is live music and one can sit out on the porch and enjoy the music, wine, and scenery".

(512) 913-4813

Rosemary’s Vineyard and Winery

Winery in La Grange - 24.61 mi

You will not regret visiting Rosemary's Vineyard and Winery along "Highway 71 near LaGrange". An amazing great couple owns this place and their "service is excellent and the wine is heavenly". One of their wines is the "Muscadine and it is amazing". It is "a sweeter wine but not so sickly sweet that is overpowering". You will also "enjoy" other "dry reds" and "they end the tasting with the Ruby Port" which is "extremely smooth and very tasty" and "even to the dry red snob". You can also enjoy their pairings of "meat, cheese, and fruit tray" and "by ordering the tray you get a real idea of how each wine will go with these appetizers at home".

(979) 249-2109

Blue Mule Winery

Winery in Fayetteville - 24.69 mi

Blue Mule Winery is a "small and quaint" winery located on a hill north of Fayetteville, just two miles from Warrenton. When you enter the room, you will see "vintage photos on the walls". You can try their wines from "dry to sweet" such as Cigar Box Jack and the Fair Lady which is an award-winning dry Blanc du Bois. There are also "frozen wine mixtures" including "Peach Bellini or a Sangria Slushy" which is a good choice since they "are super refreshing in the Texas heat". They also "served an outstanding cheese plate with summer sausage". The wines labeled with old family photographs of "family members" and with "great stories to boot" are also noticeable. Update: They now have a food trailer open from Friday through Sunday so you can now enjoy great food along with your wine when you visit on the weekends.