Welcome to Bingham Family Vineyards

Really enjoyed tasting a lot of different wines here! I strongly recommend asking for Deborah. Sorry if I misspelled it. She is super knowledgeable and has a great personality!!

Bingham Family Vineyards – Texas Bingham is certainly no stranger to the Texas wine industry. Having supplied many wineries with their quality grapes, it is not uncommon to see Bingham as the source vineyard... read moreBingham is certainly no stranger to the Texas wine industry. Having supplied many wineries with their quality grapes, it is not uncommon to see Bingham as the source vineyard on Texas wine labels. This multigenerational family has roots in Texas farming that goes back to the early 1900s. Cotton, peanuts, black-eyed peas, and sesame seeds have and continue to be part of their agricultural heritage. They started the process in the 1990s to be certified organic. In 2003 they planted their first grapevines of Viognier and Gewürztraminer. That has since grown to over 200 acres of 25+ varieties of grapes. About seventy five percent of their grape harvest goes to various wineries throughout Texas. It is interesting to see how different winemakers at wineries make their wine, even with the same source and vintage, ultimately still tasting uniquely their own, which is a nod to the ever-diverse creativity going on among wineries. Bingham Vineyards keeps about 10% of the grape harvest for their own wine production, with the rest going out for sale as bulk wine. Wine production is kept small to craft quality boutique wines. They made their first Bingham bottle in 2014 and in 2015 they opened a tasting room in Grapevine, Texas. In 2018, they opened another tasting room on the eastern outskirts of Fredericksburg. We visited the Fredericksburg location and were quite impressed with both the rustic decor and the wines. A lot of reclaimed wood was used in the building construction and with the high ceilings it gives a more inviting and relaxed feel. So, what about their estate wines? Well, they do have an impressive selection that you can choose from. Pick your favorite flight style and you cannot go wrong. There is literally something for everyone here. For the white wine flight, we started off with the 2019 Trebbiano. The citrus and lemon notes along with light acids really highlighted some of the best flavors of this wine. Roussanne has certainly been making a great strong showing in Texas white wines. Their 2019 vintage has that rich feel and balanced acids that will make you love this sipper. But wait! There is also a 2018 Reserve Roussanne that you must try. With a touch of oak and good vanilla notes combined with that rich, full mouthfeel, we think you might fall in love with this one. Many long time Texas wine fans know how Viognier helped make a strong showing for Texas whites and their 2019 wine is right on the mark. It is a bit softer than some other Texas Viogniers, with a light creaminess. We can see why this 2020 San Francisco Viognier winner stood out. Marsanne is another up and coming white wine in the state and their 2019 release has just the right floral notes combined with the flavors of lemon and pineapple. Texas Rosé wines are also seeing increased interest over the last few years and their 2019 Sunset Rosé is no exception. Made from Mourvèdre and Carignan, this smooth drinking Rosé is a great Texas chiller to refresh your palate with on warm summer days. You will be equally pleased with their reds and the 2018 Turnrow is a great starter. Made with Mourvèdre, Dolcetto, Carignan, and Tempranillo, you might be asking where is that artisan pizza at to pair with it. Like Carignan? They have great 2018 vintage that is both smooth with a hint of spice. Tempranillo is certainly the “big” red grape that helped put Texas on the wine map and their 2018 release is on par with good Texas Temps. It is full bodied with lots of rich plums to envelope your palate. Their 2017 reserve Tempranillio as some earthy undertones, is rich in blackberry fruit and has a great long finish. The single varietal 2018 Dolcetto is bold with big intense fruit aromas. They also have a good Bordeaux style blend made from Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot. This 2017 Bordeaux style blend called Dugout, named after their family’s original homestead heritage, is quite well balanced, has a smooth feel, rich berries, moderate acids, and a good lingering finish. It made a great showing at the 2020 San Francisco as a gold medal winner! For the sweets, do checkout the 2019 Moscato Giallo It has just the right lushness on the nose and that silky, citrus feel that puts the yum in every drop. You should not leave without trying the Fine ‘n Dandy sweet red. As a nod to Eddie Bingham, this light red wine has some pecan flavors to it for that added delight. This is a great tasting room to visit. The staff will make you feel warm and welcomed. Additionally, the team in the tasting room are quite knowledgeable and will even have some excellent pairing suggestions. The price points on the wines are quite affordable, so stock up. Visit, stay, a read less

If you have not been here.....it is amazing! Super friendly staff. We were there on a Saturday and it was busy but not packed. We were able to get a... read moreIf you have not been here.....it is amazing! Super friendly staff. We were there on a Saturday and it was busy but not packed. We were able to get a table without having a reservation (but I see where one would be helpful). Our waiter was very knowledgeable on their wine selection. We did a tasting and it was nice because they had the tastings sorted by taste so you just told them what you liked and they had a list already made. We didn't feel rushed or anything and the waiter was very talkative, but in a good way! Constantly making us laugh! Very enjoyable and we will definitely be back! We even bought a couple bottles for later on! There is a boutique style store also for shopping and souvenirs. Beautiful building and grounds and a must for anyone visiting Fredericksburg!! You can't miss it, there's huge flags flying by the road and a mannequin waving a sign! read less

Bingham is certainly no stranger to the Texas wine industry. Having supplied many wineries with their quality grapes, it is not uncommon to see Bingham as the source vineyard on... read moreBingham is certainly no stranger to the Texas wine industry. Having supplied many wineries with their quality grapes, it is not uncommon to see Bingham as the source vineyard on Texas wine labels. This multigenerational family has roots in Texas farming that goes back to the early 1900s. Cotton, peanuts, black-eyed peas, and sesame seeds have and continue to be part of their agricultural heritage. They started the process in the 1990s to be certified organic. In 2003 they planted their first grapevines of Viognier and Gewürztraminer. That has since grown to over 200 acres of 25+ varieties of grapes. About seventy five percent of their grape harvest goes to various wineries throughout Texas. It is interesting to see how different winemakers at wineries make their wine, even with the same source and vintage, ultimately still tasting uniquely their own, which is a nod to the ever-diverse creativity going on among wineries. Bingham Vineyards keeps about 10% of the grape harvest for their own wine production, with the rest going out for sale as bulk wine. Wine production is kept small to craft quality boutique wines. They made their first Bingham bottle in 2014 and in 2015 they opened a tasting room in Grapevine, Texas. In 2018, they opened another tasting room on the eastern outskirts of Fredericksburg. We visited the Fredericksburg location and were quite impressed with both the rustic decor and the wines. A lot of reclaimed wood was used in the building construction and with the high ceilings it gives a more inviting and relaxed feel. So, what about their estate wines? Well, they do have an impressive selection that you can choose from. Pick your favorite flight style and you cannot go wrong. There is literally something for everyone here. For the white wine flight, we started off with the 2019 Trebbiano. The citrus and lemon notes along with light acids really highlighted some of the best flavors of this wine. Roussanne has certainly been making a great strong showing in Texas white wines. Their 2019 vintage has that rich feel and balanced acids that will make you love this sipper. But wait! There is also a 2018 Reserve Roussanne that you must try. With a touch of oak and good vanilla notes combined with that rich, full mouthfeel, we think you might fall in love with this one. Many long time Texas wine fans know how Viognier helped make a strong showing for Texas whites and their 2019 wine is right on the mark. It is a bit softer than some other Texas Viogniers, with a light creaminess. We can see why this 2020 San Francisco Viognier winner stood out. Marsanne is another up and coming white wine in the state and their 2019 release has just the right floral notes combined with the flavors of lemon and pineapple. Texas Roséwines are also seeing increased interest over the last few years and their 2019 Sunset Roséis no exception. Made from Mourvèdre and Carignan, this smooth drinking Roséis a great Texas chiller to refresh your palate with on warm summer days. You will be equally pleased with their reds and the 2018 Turnrow is a great starter. Made with Mourvèdre, Dolcetto, Carignan, and Tempranillo, you might be asking where is that artisan pizza at to pair with it. Like Carignan? They have great 2018 vintage that is both smooth with a hint of spice. Tempranillo is certainly the "big" red grape that helped put Texas on the wine map and their 2018 release is on par with good Texas Temps. It is full bodied with lots of rich plums to envelope your palate. Their 2017 reserve Tempranillio as some earthy undertones, is rich in blackberry fruit and has a great long finish. The single varietal 2018 Dolcettois bold with big intense fruit aromas. They also have a good Bordeaux style blend made from Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot. This 2017 Bordeaux style blend called Dugout, named after their family's original homestead heritage, is quite well balanced, has a smooth feel, rich berries, moderate acids, and a good lingering finish. It made a great showing at the 2020 San Francisco as a gold medal winner! For the sweets, do checkout the 2019 Moscato Giallo It has just the right lushness on the nose and that silky, citrus feel that puts the yum in every drop. You should not leave without trying the Fine 'n Dandy sweet red. As a nod to Eddie Bingham, this light red wine has some pecan flavors to it for that added delight. This is a great tasting room to visit. The staff will make you feel warm and welcomed. Additionally, the team in the tasting room are quite knowledgeable and will even have some excellent pairing suggestions. The price points on the wines are quite affordable, so stock up. Visit, stay, and enjoy! read less

Bingham Family Vineyards – Texas Bingham is certainly no stranger to the Texas wine industry. Having supplied many wineries with their quality grapes, it is not uncommon to see Bingham as the source vineyard... read moreBingham is certainly no stranger to the Texas wine industry. Having supplied many wineries with their quality grapes, it is not uncommon to see Bingham as the source vineyard on Texas wine labels. This multigenerational family has roots in Texas farming that goes back to the early 1900s. Cotton, peanuts, black-eyed peas, and sesame seeds have and continue to be part of their agricultural heritage. They started the process in the 1990s to be certified organic. In 2003 they planted their first grapevines of Viognier and Gewürztraminer. That has since grown to over 200 acres of 25+ varieties of grapes. About seventy five percent of their grape harvest goes to various wineries throughout Texas. It is interesting to see how different winemakers at wineries make their wine, even with the same source and vintage, ultimately still tasting uniquely their own, which is a nod to the ever-diverse creativity going on among wineries. Bingham Vineyards keeps about 10% of the grape harvest for their own wine production, with the rest going out for sale as bulk wine. Wine production is kept small to craft quality boutique wines. They made their first Bingham bottle in 2014 and in 2015 they opened a tasting room in Grapevine, Texas. In 2018, they opened another tasting room on the eastern outskirts of Fredericksburg. We visited the Fredericksburg location and were quite impressed with both the rustic decor and the wines. A lot of reclaimed wood was used in the building construction and with the high ceilings it gives a more inviting and relaxed feel. So, what about their estate wines? Well, they do have an impressive selection that you can choose from. Pick your favorite flight style and you cannot go wrong. There is literally something for everyone here. For the white wine flight, we started off with the 2019 Trebbiano. The citrus and lemon notes along with light acids really highlighted some of the best flavors of this wine. Roussanne has certainly been making a great strong showing in Texas white wines. Their 2019 vintage has that rich feel and balanced acids that will make you love this sipper. But wait! There is also a 2018 Reserve Roussanne that you must try. With a touch of oak and good vanilla notes combined with that rich, full mouthfeel, we think you might fall in love with this one. Many long time Texas wine fans know how Viognier helped make a strong showing for Texas whites and their 2019 wine is right on the mark. It is a bit softer than some other Texas Viogniers, with a light creaminess. We can see why this 2020 San Francisco Viognier winner stood out. Marsanne is another up and coming white wine in the state and their 2019 release has just the right floral notes combined with the flavors of lemon and pineapple. Texas Rosé wines are also seeing increased interest over the last few years and their 2019 Sunset Rosé is no exception. Made from Mourvèdre and Carignan, this smooth drinking Rosé is a great Texas chiller to refresh your palate with on warm summer days. You will be equally pleased with their reds and the 2018 Turnrow is a great starter. Made with Mourvèdre, Dolcetto, Carignan, and Tempranillo, you might be asking where is that artisan pizza at to pair with it. Like Carignan? They have great 2018 vintage that is both smooth with a hint of spice. Tempranillo is certainly the “big” red grape that helped put Texas on the wine map and their 2018 release is on par with good Texas Temps. It is full bodied with lots of rich plums to envelope your palate. Their 2017 reserve Tempranillio as some earthy undertones, is rich in blackberry fruit and has a great long finish. The single varietal 2018 Dolcetto is bold with big intense fruit aromas. They also have a good Bordeaux style blend made from Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot. This 2017 Bordeaux style blend called Dugout, named after their family’s original homestead heritage, is quite well balanced, has a smooth feel, rich berries, moderate acids, and a good lingering finish. It made a great showing at the 2020 San Francisco as a gold medal winner! For the sweets, do checkout the 2019 Moscato Giallo It has just the right lushness on the nose and that silky, citrus feel that puts the yum in every drop. You should not leave without trying the Fine ‘n Dandy sweet red. As a nod to Eddie Bingham, this light red wine has some pecan flavors to it for that added delight. This is a great tasting room to visit. The staff will make you feel warm and welcomed. Additionally, the team in the tasting room are quite knowledgeable and will even have some excellent pairing suggestions. The price points on the wines are quite affordable, so stock up. Visit, stay, and enjoy! read less

Carmen was a pleasure to be served by. Amazing wine and great talks. After having a day delay the wine was great and refreshing! Just what was needed!-

Came in part of a tour group - and had the pleasure of Buddy serving us! He was so personable and conversational and made the experience truly a highlight of... read moreCame in part of a tour group - and had the pleasure of Buddy serving us! He was so personable and conversational and made the experience truly a highlight of our wine tour. He gave an excellent recommendation for a sweet wine (which our group turned around and all bought!) and a place to eat off main st which was a great place (Martini's) for dinner and live music. Excellent service! Will be back for sure! read less

My husband and I visited Bingham Family Vineyards a week ago and enjoyed our wine tasting.

William is very entertaining, the wines are very good Numerous wines to choose from. They use only use 25% of their wines are used and the rest are sold. Family run business with 21 kids. One of the nicest... read moreNumerous wines to choose from. They use only use 25% of their wines are used and the rest are sold. Family run business with 21 kids. One of the nicest ones I visited. I am coming back tomorrow. read less

William is very entertaining, the wines are very good Numerous wines to choose from. They use only use 25% of their wines are used and the rest are sold. Family run business with 21 kids. One of the nicest... read moreNumerous wines to choose from. They use only use 25% of their wines are used and the rest are sold. Family run business with 21 kids. One of the nicest ones I visited. I am coming back t read less

Bingham is a favorite of mine and I was very excited to bring my friends to try. Hailey took excellent care of us - good service, a great sense of... read moreBingham is a favorite of mine and I was very excited to bring my friends to try. Hailey took excellent care of us - good service, a great sense of humor, good recommendations too! In hindsight, we probably shouldn't have started there, as we spent the rest of the trip comparing everything to Bingham, but it was definitely a highlight.
The different tasting menus available were great, as you can get only reds or whites or sweet wines depending on personal tastes. The charcuterie board had some really nice touches - the honey stick went great with the goat cheese. And the oyster crackers are amazing. They sell them in bags if you, like us, just could not get enough of them.
The location is good too, a beautiful tasting room, high ceilings and and a very eye catching chandelier. read less

We went on a wine tour and out of the three wineries we visited this was by far the best one. Haley was incredible, we loved having her as a... read moreWe went on a wine tour and out of the three wineries we visited this was by far the best one. Haley was incredible, we loved having her as a server. She was so knowledgeable and friendly, and made my wife and I feel like we were at home. Bingham is definitely a place to visit while in Fredericksburg and can’t wait to come back! read less

It was wonderful, as usual! The staff is so friendly and very knowledgeable! We love all the wines and brought home a number of bottles.

We love Bingham winery! Such a cute tasting room to get a tasting and some wine to go. The wine is delicious and lots to choose from! Madison is one... read moreWe love Bingham winery! Such a cute tasting room to get a tasting and some wine to go. The wine is delicious and lots to choose from! Madison is one of our favorites to go visit, she’s helpful and even convinced us to sign up for their wine club lol! We will definitely be back! read less

Favorite place off Grapevine Main Street for a wine tasting! Madison is so knowledgeable and explains each type of wine during the tasting. She made the whole experience really fun... read moreFavorite place off Grapevine Main Street for a wine tasting! Madison is so knowledgeable and explains each type of wine during the tasting. She made the whole experience really fun and rememberable. I highly recommend visiting Bingham if you're in town. read less