Texas Wine in Grapevine

Home to the famous Urban Wine Trail, Grapevine boasts a variety of wine tasting rooms that offer flavors that will excite your taste buds and please your palate. From world-class events such as GrapeFest, to fan favorites like the Spring Wine Trail, guests will enjoy savoring the many flavors Grapevine has to offer.

Sloan & Williams Winery Tasting Room in Grapevine

Winery Tasting Rooms

Ready to savor the best wine in Grapevine? Visit one of seven winery tasting rooms for a taste of Texas wine.

Discover the Urban Wine Trail

Sip, sip, hooray! Enjoy the taste of Texas' finest grapes.

Winery Tasting Rooms

Raise your glass to good times, great friends and palate-pleasing wines in Grapevine, Texas. Home to the premier Urban Wine Trail in Texas, featuring several winery tasting rooms with a diverse range of flavors that will please your palate, you'll find a mix of full-bodied flavors all around Grapevine.

Go ahead and enjoy your wine with a raised pinky. Test your patience as you let your glass of Merlot breathe a bit before you enjoy that first sip. The good news is that you're free to enjoy your wine however you please during your next visit.

Urban Wine Trail

Plan the perfect wine-themed getaway in Grapevine, the headquarters of the Texas wine-tasting experience. Grapevine is home to a vibrant and growing urban wine trail that features daily wine tastings and special events throughout the year. From strong and bold Texas red wines to crisp and clean Texas white wines, you'll find a variety of favorite taste sensations. Texas is the fifth largest wine-producing state in the U.S., and Grapevine has served as a trendsetter in wine culture and a leader in the Texas wine industry with award-winning festivals celebrating the fruit of the vine as well as wineries and winemakers for more than 25 years. Come visit one of the winery tasting rooms located throughout the city. You'll be glad you did.

Texas Wine Industry

As the fifth-largest wine producing state in the U.S., the Lone Star State’s sunny, dry climate has long since made for ideal wine production. Some of the earliest recorded wine making in Texas was in El Paso in the 1650s by Spanish missionaries. Texas is also noted as the site of the first vineyard in North America! Today, Texas boasts more than 5,000 acres of producing vineyard farmland and produces a variety of spectacular vintages each year.

Texas Wineries

There are more than 470 wineries in Texas, ranging from small producers who concentrate on tourism for the majority of their sales to larger wineries that have developed state, national and international markets.

The state boasts eight American Viticultural Areas (AVA): Texas High Plains, Escondido Valley, Texas Hill Country, Bell Mountain, Fredericksburg, Mesilla Valley, Texas Davis Mountains and Texoma. Harvest time in Texas is normally around the end of July, two months earlier than California and tree months earlier than most of the wine regions in France.

Texas Wine Production

In Texas, we do things big or not at all, including wine production. Our wineries boast more than 4,500 acres of vineyards producing nearly 3 million gallons of wine each year. The wine industry contributes more than $1.83 billion of economic impact to the State of Texas.

So, saddle up and mosey on over to see all the great flavors the Lone Star State has to offer!