Picnic-friendly wineries on the Hermann Wine Trail
6 of the 6 wineries on the Hermann Wine Trail welcome picnics or have picnic areas.
Some wineries don’t allow outside drinks, and some don’t allow outside food. Check before you pack.
Adam Puchta Winery
Hermann
Family farm winery first opened in 1855 and reopened in 1990, now run by the seventh generation; grows its own Norton.
- $10 for 6 wines, souvenir glass included
- food
- dog-friendly
- picnic
- live music
- event venue
Dierberg Star Lane Tasting Room
Hermann
Pours the Dierberg family's California wines (Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc) in a former cooperage next to Hermannhof.
- picnic
G. Husmann Wine Company
Hermann
Dry-style blends named after people in the life of George Husmann, a 19th-century pioneer of Missouri grape growing.
- picnic
Hermannhof Winery
Hermann
Downtown winery in an 1848 building with ten stone cellars on the National Register of Historic Places; makes dry to sweet and sparkling wines.
- food
- lodging
- live music
- picnic
Reserve Cellars of Hermann
Hermann
Tasting room in George Husmann's former press house and wine cellar on the Hermann Farm property, pouring blends from Missouri and California vineyards.
- picnic
Röbller Vineyard
New Haven
Estate winery founded in 1988 by Robert and Lois Mueller, making dry reds, dry whites, fruity wines and port-style wines; eastern end of the trail.
- $20 for a dry red or dry white flight
- picnic
Picnic-friendly wineries on every trail we cover · All 6 wineries on the Hermann Wine Trail
Frequently asked questions
Which wineries on the Hermann Wine Trail allow picnics?
6 of 6: Adam Puchta Winery, Dierberg Star Lane Tasting Room, G. Husmann Wine Company, Hermannhof Winery, Reserve Cellars of Hermann and Röbller Vineyard. Some wineries don’t allow outside drinks, and some don’t allow outside food. Check before you pack.