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Get the GuideOctober in Texas isn’t just another month — it’s your chance to immerse yourself in the flavors and traditions of Texas Wine Month. Over this 31-day celebration, you’re invited to taste, sip and explore the rich culture of Texas wine firsthand. As the fifth-largest wine-producing state in the U.S., Texas offers countless ways for you to experience the best of its wine heritage.
As the epicenter of Texas wine culture, Grapevine becomes your starting point to a wine adventure any time of year. Celebrate at iconic festivals like GrapeFest® - A Texas Wine Experience, the Largest Wine Festival in the Southwest, along with the Spring Wine Trail, a local tradition that includes the Blessing of the Vines & Procession.
Grapevine is also home to the location for the Texas Wine and Grape Growers Association, and you can witness the artistry of winemaking at their annual Lone Star International Wine Competition. From wine and food tours to wine train excursions on the Grapevine Vintage Railroad, you can pair your favorite vintages with memorable experiences whenever you visit.
During October, you’ll have easy access to everything you need for an unforgettable trip. Grapevine’s central location — just minutes from Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) — makes getting here simple. Choose from 20 welcoming hotels and resorts for your stay, then step into a world of flavor.
Stroll the Urban Wine Trail, where eight tasting rooms are waiting for you throughout Historic Main Street District. Enjoy local wine experiences, sip seasonal releases, and enjoy curated food-and-wine pairings on Foodie & Winery Tours. Whether you’re here for a weekend or the whole month, you’ll have countless opportunities to celebrate the heart and soul of Texas wine culture.