ByBetty
What more can we say! So excited to help you all find our place better. Right next to our friends Yee Haw Ranch Outfitters which is opening very soon.
You’ll see the twin gray barns on the South side of 290, about halfway between Fredericksburg and the Wildseed Farm. The address is 3915 B Highway 290 East, Fredericksburg, Texas 78624.
Looking forward to see you soon to taste our great award winning wines!
Blessings,
Betty
Betty
We will be closed for Thanksgiving Day and for Christmas Day, but we will be open the day after each holiday at our Grapevine tasting room. So make your plans to come visit us, and try our High Plains Sunset Rosé and other wines that would be wonderful for your holiday’s celebrations. Check out our wines…
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Let’s all get together and vote for our favorite “Main Street”. I voted for Main Street, Grapevine, Texas where our Grapevine tasting room is located. It is such a fun place with great people, great agricultural roots, great art galleries, and great Main Street festivals such as Grapefest. Source: Your Vote: Main Street…
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Can you imagine getting to taste Texas wines from 43 different Texas wineries with 160 Texas wines from around the state all under one tent? Yes, you can! This weekend at Grapefest in Grapevine, Texas. Some sessions are already sold out, so get your tickets now. Yes, enjoy the wines, but there is so much…
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Well, we are getting more done everyday at the tasting room. It is really coming together.
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April is upon us; we are still hard at work pruning grapes vines. The vines are pushing, but we have no signs of bud break yet. Probably in a week or two, we will start seeing buds. April is a great month to share a bottle of our 2016 Dirt Farmer with our club members….
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New Year’s news for Texas wine lovers is here. We began planting wine grapes on our Texas farm over ten years ago. We have been innovative in many areas of vineyard management including planting with GPS tractors, designing planting plows and t-post driving plows, and choosing varieties that do well on the High Plains of…