America Wine Trails

Hermann Wine Trail

Runs along the Missouri River between Hermann and New Haven. The trail gives its length as about 20 miles in its FAQ and about 30 miles on its trip-planning page.

Checked October 1, 2026 on the trail’s and each winery’s own website. Official trail site

The wineries (6)

2 of 6 wineries publish a tasting price. Sorted by town.

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How to do the trail without driving

Hermann is a stop on Amtrak's Missouri River Runner (St. Louis to Kansas City); the station is at 301 Wharf Street. The trail says Hermannhof is one block from the station, and Hermannhof, Dierberg Star Lane and G. Husmann all sit on E. First Street downtown. Adam Puchta is about two miles southwest of town and Röbller is in New Haven. The Hermann Trolley is a private service, not tied to the trail, and does not go to Röbller. Event tickets do not include transport.

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Where to stay

Staying on the trail means no long drive after the last tasting. Towns with wineries on the Hermann trail:

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Best time to go

Open year-round. The trail says weekends are busiest and weekdays quieter. Its six ticketed food-and-wine weekends run in February, April, June, July, November and December.

Trail events

EventWhen
Holiday Fare Wine Trail ($35 ticket)November 21-22, 2026
Say Cheese Wine Trail ($35 ticket)December 12, 2026
Chocolate Wine Trail ($35 ticket)February 27-28, 2027
Vino & Tapas Wine Trail ($35 ticket)April 17, 2027
Farmers' Table Wine Trail ($35 ticket)June 12, 2027
Berries & BarBQ Wine Trail ($35 ticket)July 24, 2027

Dates as published by the trail. Confirm tickets on the official site.

Frequently asked questions

How many wineries are on the Hermann Wine Trail?

We list 6 current wineries on the Hermann Wine Trail; the trail itself says 6. They sit in or near Hermann and New Haven.

How many wineries are on the Hermann Wine Trail?

Six family-owned wineries in the Hermann and New Haven area.

What does a Hermann Wine Trail event ticket include?

A $35 ticket includes a wine and food sample at each winery and a souvenir glass. General tastings are not included.

What are the event hours?

Saturday 10am-5pm and Sunday 11am-4pm. Farmers' Table and Say Cheese are Saturday-only events.

Can I buy event tickets on the day?

Only if the event has not sold out. Most events sell out at 1,200 tickets, so the trail recommends buying ahead online or at 573-294-2228.

Is transportation included with a wine trail ticket?

No. Guests arrange their own transport between wineries.

Does the Hermann Trolley go to all six wineries?

No. It is a private business, not part of the trail, and it does not stop at Röbller Vineyard.

Can I take the train to the Hermann Wine Trail?

Yes. Amtrak's Missouri River Runner stops in Hermann at 301 Wharf Street, one block from Hermannhof.

Are events canceled for bad weather?

No. The trail says events are never canceled. Refunds: full refund two weeks out, 50% until 5pm the Monday before.

Can I bring a picnic?

Yes. Adam Puchta and Röbller allow outside food; Dierberg Star Lane, G. Husmann, Hermannhof and Reserve Cellars allow it on the patio only.

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