Local Wineries near the Rice, Texas 75155 Area (3)

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Angelita Vineyard and Winery

Winery in Corsicana - 14.07 mi

The Angelita Vineyard and Winery with their vineyard is located in Angus just 2 miles off I-45 exit 225, 45 minutes south of Dallas, just outside of Corsicana. You will "love the hospitality and southern charm" when you visit especially "if you enjoy wine" and want to have "a quiet relaxing experience". "Stopped here for a couple of hours" and try their own "Blanc du Bois Reserve that has a great flavor". Pair it with a delicious appetizer such as the "smoked salmon bruschetta" and it will be "well worth your time". They also have some live music events most weekends which you can check on their website.

(903) 875-0036

Sugar Ridge Winery

Winery in Bristol - 19.16 mi

Sugar Ridge Winery is conveniently located in two areas: the original winery in Bristol, Texas and the second location in downtown Sanger, Texas. They have a wide assortment of red and white wines. You can also try some of their specialty wines like the Sangria, Papa's Peach, or their Little Green Apple wine. They also have a "lovely set up inside or outside so you could find the perfect spot to sit and drink wine". They also "offer cheeses and summer sausage to eat while you sit". The "owners" are "friendly and helpful with a lot of information about their wines and local attractions". It is "a great little winery just a lilies way off i45 definitely worth checking out" with "a nice little shop with a good variety of wines to taste".

(972) 666-2888

Cork House Winery

Winery in Waxahachie - 24.88 mi

Cork House Winery is the first winery in the historic downtown Waxahachie. With "beautiful mix of tasteful modern" and "small-town retro and rustic wood" design, you will notice that the "staff are all outstanding with knowledge of the different wines and have southern hospitality down to the core". The winemaker has won a couple of amateur winemaking awards so she is not new into this world of winemaking. "Texas High Plains fruit near Brownfield" is the source of their Texas wines. Visit this and enjoy "live music" on weekends. Pair "a meat and cheese tray" to one of their "fabulous wines" and you will "definitely be back".