Local Wineries near the Galveston, Texas 77555 Area (3)

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Haak Vineyards and Winery

Winery in Santa Fe - 20.11 mi

Haak Vineyards and Winery became one of the first wineries in the country to cultivate Blanc du Bois that began as a hobby with two vines. They are "located in a small Texas town, in a residential area". Visiting them is "a great way to spend the afternoon" while "listening to music and enjoying the scenery of the vineyard". "The people are friendly and the wine is AMAZING" and "especially the Blanc du Bois Estate Dry". You will also find an "enthusiastic tour guide" which will make your "tour enjoyable". You will "look forward to going back" especially with "the nicest and most welcoming folks".

(409) 925-1401

Clear Creek Winery

Winery in Kemah - 21.61 mi

Clear Creek Winery has "a great low key winery and tasting room showing some good wines". The vineyard is an ideal pastoral interlude for you and your friends to relax and sip their Rio Claro wines. Even for a "short visit", you will leave "very satisfied". They are a "small place" but "with some indoor and outdoor seating" and a "nice outdoor patio that is dog-friendly". It is "very relaxing to share a bottle of wine at the outside tables". "When in Kemah, give them a try", they are located "right off of the 260 heading towards Payson or Happy Jack". You may even end up buying "a bottle of Rosé".

(281) 334-8300

Frascone Winery

Winery in Anahuac - 24.61 mi

A founding member of the Bay Breeze Wine Trail, Frascone Winerywas opened in 2004 before getting devastated by "Hurricane Ike" in 2008 but was rebuilt and re-opened in August 2014. "They offer a free tasting and you get to choose the wines to taste. They had a great selection of reds, whites and honey meads". Visit them when you are "around Southeast Texas". This is "the best one for wine quality and friendly service", one of the "best getaway places". "If you enjoy good wine you have to come here". "The location is a way out and located in a residential type neighborhood by the bay". Try their "Oak Island Sweet White" or "Oak Island Sweet Red" or even the "Biker's Blood (semi-dry red) and Summer Solstice (honey mead)". It is "well worth driving to Anahuac!"