Arkansas wine trails

Arkansas wine began with European settlers in the Arkansas River Valley: Jacob Post arrived in 1872 and Johann Wiederkehr in 1880 (Arkansas Tourism).
Altus, home to Post, Wiederkehr, Mount Bethel and Dionysus, is part of the Altus Viticultural Area (Arkansas Tourism).
Tontitown in northwest Arkansas had an Italian winemaking community; Tontitown Winery uses local Ranalli Farms grapes (Arkansas Tourism).
Arkansas grape growers work with European-style grapes and, more recently, the native southern muscadine (Arkansas Association of Grape Growers).

Checked October 1, 2026. State wine association: argrapegrowers.org

All wine trails in Arkansas (1)

Trail	Region	Wineries	Links
Arkansas Wine Trail	Statewide, centered on the Arkansas River Valley (Altus) with stops in Northwest Arkansas and near Little Rock	–	Official site

“Wineries” is the count the trail itself publishes. “Unconfirmed” means we found it only on older or third-party pages.

We list 1 wine trail in Arkansas. A trail counts only if it has its own website or an official tourism page.