Texas Hill Country Wineries

Member wineries spread from Austin to Fredericksburg and from Lampasas to New Braunfels, from 1 to 130 miles apart. The densest cluster sits on US-290 between Johnson City, Hye, Stonewall and Fredericksburg (Wine Road 290).

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

• 59wineries listed
• 1999trail founded
• 16towns
• 14serve food
• 9dog-friendly

The wineries (59)

15 of 59 wineries publish a tasting price. Sorted by town.

• Saint Tryphon Farm & Vineyards

  Boerne

  Small low-intervention winery on an 1890s homestead; 100% Texas grapes, mostly native-yeast, unfined and unfiltered.

  • $25 for 5 wines
  • live music

• Perissos Vineyard and Winery

  Burnet

  • $28 per tasting
  • food
  • dog-friendly

• Torr Na Lochs Vineyard

  Burnet

  Wines made from 100% Texas-grown fruit. No pets or outside food.

• Uplift Vineyard

  Burnet · reservation required

  55-acre estate in Hoover's Valley, in the Llano Uplift geological region.

  • $50 per guest for a 90-minute tasting

• Wedding Oak Winery Burnet

  Burnet

  Makes wine only from 100% Texas-grown grapes.

• Bending Branch Winery

  Comfort

  Grows less common grapes such as Souzao and uses unusual winemaking techniques.

• Driftwood Estate Winery

  Driftwood

  Tasting room on a bluff above its estate vineyard; wines made on site from estate and Texas High Plains fruit. Adults 21+ only.

  • $25 for 6 wines
  • food

• Duchman Family Winery

  Driftwood

  • food

• Fall Creek Vineyards

  Driftwood

  Makes wines from Texas-grown grapes; a second winery is in Tow.

  • $30 per tasting
  • lodging

• Bell Springs Winery

  Dripping Springs

  Small-lot wines from Texas-grown grapes, with an on-site brewery.

  • Guided tasting with charcuterie board $30 per person
  • brewery/cidery
  • kids area
  • food
  • event venue

• Hawk's Shadow Estate Winery

  Dripping Springs

• Solaro Estate Winery

  Dripping Springs

  Limited-production estate wines under the motto 'The Art of Science'.

  • live music
  • food
  • event venue

• Airis'Ele Winery

  Fredericksburg

  Now part of the Llano Estacado winery family.

  • Wine tasting $25

• Arch Ray Winery

  Fredericksburg

  Winery inside the 72-acre Arch Ray Resort on the Pedernales River, alongside a brewery, distillery and restaurant.

  • food
  • lodging
  • brewery/cidery
  • distillery
  • dog-friendly

• Becker Vineyards

  Fredericksburg

  Uses 100% Texas grapes from its estate vineyard and seven local growers; has two tasting rooms.

  • live music
  • event venue

• Fiesta Winery 290

  Fredericksburg

  The winery's own site now presents this location as Fiesta Winery at Arch Ray, about 4 miles from Main Street, pouring over 50 Texas wines from dry to dessert.

  • $25 wine tasting
  • dog-friendly
  • live music

• Fredericksburg Winery

  Fredericksburg

  Run by the Switzer family since 1996; wines made in town from 100% Texas grapes, sweetened only with the grapes' own sugar.

• Grape Creek on Main

  Fredericksburg

• Grape Creek Vineyards

  Fredericksburg

• Heath Sparkling Wines

  Fredericksburg

• Hilmy Cellars

  Fredericksburg

  Winery and vineyard near Fredericksburg with a patio tasting area.

• Invention Vineyards

  Fredericksburg

• Inwood Estates Vineyards

  Fredericksburg

  Low-yield winemaking, with a bistro menu at its US-290 tasting room.

  • food

• Kalasi Cellars

  Fredericksburg

  Woman-led, fully estate-grown winery; fruit comes from its 140-acre Narra Vineyards in the Texas High Plains.

  • Estate tasting $30; red-focused tasting $35
  • event venue

• Limestone Terrace Vineyard

  Fredericksburg

  Its website now leads to Buli Limestone, a downtown Fredericksburg tasting room pouring Tuscan and Texas wines, with Limestone Terrace Winery on the grounds.

  • live music
  • event venue

• Longhorn Cellars

  Fredericksburg

  Wines from its own Fredericksburg vineyard made with a hands-off approach by head winemaker Alana Arnot.

• Messina Hof Hill Country Winery

  Fredericksburg

  Nearly 10-acre Hill Country site pouring over 50 Texas wines; the Manor Haus B&B is on the same property.

  • lodging

• Pontotoc Vineyard Weingarten

  Fredericksburg

  • lodging

• Slate Theory Winery

  Fredericksburg

  Family-owned winery using 100% Texas fruit from its estate vineyards and regional growers.

  • White $25, mixed $30, red $35 per person
  • food
  • dog-friendly

• Texas Heritage Vineyard

  Fredericksburg

  Estate vineyard with its own winery and tasting room.

  • $30 per person; $50 option
  • live music

• Texas Wine Collective

  Fredericksburg

  Three wineries share one Fredericksburg estate tasting room.

• Wedding Oak Winery Fredericksburg

  Fredericksburg

  Makes wine only from 100% Texas-grown grapes.

• Wildseed Farms & Winery

  Fredericksburg

  200-acre wildflower farm with a vineyard, estate wines, gardens and a half-mile walking trail.

  • brewery/cidery

• Bingham Family Vineyards

  Hye

  100% Texas estate wines grown and made by the Bingham family.

  • $20 for 5 estate wines; reserve tasting $35
  • food

• Blue Lotus Winery

  Hye

  Winery with a 12-acre vineyard in Seguin and a second tasting room in Hye.

• Hye Meadow Winery

  Hye

  Its estate Montepulciano was named Best Texas Wine at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo International Wine Competition.

• Ron Yates Winery

  Hye

  Full range of Texas wines, poured with wood-fired pizza from its own kitchen.

  • food
  • live music

• William Chris Vineyards

  Hye

  Founded by Bill Blackmon and Chris Brundrett; farms estate vineyards in Hye and was ranked No. 31 in the World's 50 Best Vineyards in 2025.

  • Standing tasting $30 per person; seated tasting $40

• Carter Creek Winery

  Johnson City

  Winery resort with villas, a restaurant, the Old 290 Brewery and a spa on site.

  • lodging
  • food
  • brewery/cidery
  • dog-friendly
  • live music

• Farmhouse Vineyards

  Johnson City

  Marketplace tasting room in Johnson City, the first Wine Road 290 stop coming from Austin.

  • dog-friendly

• Lewis Wines

  Johnson City

  Founded in 2010 to make wine only from Texas grapes; farms its own vines.

• Lost Draw Cellars Johnson City

  Johnson City

  Wines showing Texas High Plains and Hill Country fruit; also has a Fredericksburg tasting room at 206 S Lincoln St.

  • live music

• Silver Dollar Winery

  Johnson City

  Texas wines from sweet whites to dry reds; its original winery is in Bedford, Texas.

• Texas Hills Vineyard

  Johnson City · reservation required

  Pours its Hill Country wines alongside a Napa Valley collection.

• Westcave Cellars Winery & Brewery

  Johnson City

  Most of its grapes are grown on site; also runs a brewery.

  • brewery/cidery
  • dog-friendly

• Kerrville Hills Winery

  Kerrville

• Turtle Creek Olives and Vines

  Kerrville

• Fiesta Winery Lometa

  Lometa

• Flat Creek Estate

  Marble Falls

  Established in 1996; uses Old World methods and has a Tuscan-style tasting room.

  • dog-friendly
  • live music
  • event venue

• Dry Comal Creek Vineyards

  New Braunfels

• Wedding Oak Winery San Saba

  San Saba

  Makes wine only from 100% Texas-grown grapes.

• Sister Creek Vineyards

  Sisterdale

• Spicewood Vineyards

  Spicewood

  Winery on a 32-acre vineyard with two tasting menus.

  • dog-friendly
  • picnic
  • food

• Stone House Vineyard

  Spicewood

  Pours wines from Texas, Australia and California, with a restaurant on site.

  • $30 per person; $55 option
  • food

• Ab Astris Winery

  Stonewall

  Family-owned winery making wines from Texas-grown fruit.

• Kuhlman Cellars

  Stonewall

• Meierstone Vineyards

  Stonewall

  Tasting room on a 555-acre, fifth-generation family farm and ranch; small-batch wine from 100% Texas grapes.

• Narrow Path Winery

  Stonewall

• Pedernales Cellars

  Stonewall · reservation required

  Wines from a sixth-generation Texas family.

  • Guided tastings $45-$50 per guest
  • food

Filter the trail

• Dog-friendly wineries9 of 59
• Wineries with food14 of 59
• Wineries with live music11 of 59
• Wineries with lodging5 of 59

How to do the trail without driving

Where to stay

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

• Hotels in Boerne1 winery in town
• Hotels in Burnet4 wineries in town
• Hotels in Comfort1 winery in town
• Hotels in Driftwood3 wineries in town
• Hotels in Dripping Springs3 wineries in town
• Hotels in Fredericksburg21 wineries in town
• Hotels in Hye5 wineries in town
• Hotels in Johnson City7 wineries in town

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Best time to go

Wineries are open year-round. The association says winter is slower and spring and fall have the most events; October is Texas Wine Month.

Trail events

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