This spot is decently easy to find and accessible, we parked right out front and were greeted in…read morethe front room where we made our selections and placed our snack order. It was a VERY chilly but sunny day so the mulled wine sounded great to me. I only sampled the blueberry, and this one and decided it was perfect. I'm at home now and kind of regretting not getting a bottle. We ordered our glasses and had a seat in the next room that had all the seating. We were nearly done with our drinks when our food came out, and we nearly ordered more but we were trying to pack as much as we could into a Saturday and a ton of these places close super early so it was time to move along. The charcuterie board had some excellent selections and was more than enough for 4 of us, but I will say maybe preserves or mustard or honey might be nice. Some kinda sauce... The staff was so sweet and hospitable. I've been to Hochatown countless times and hadn't stopped in here before and would be happy to go back.

Disclaimer: I see a lot of reviews raving about the snacks and food, and we didn't try either! So,…read morekeep that in mind. The atmosphere was strange... when we think winery, we're picturing a valley of grapes or a hillside retreat. However, the deck of this tasting location was in front of the literal highway. Maybe we had unrealistic expectations being out-of-towners, but we were disappointed. The wine is very lacking. We learned from a couple locals after this experience that majority of the local "wineries" use a grape concentrate, likely from California, to create their own wines. I definitely think this shows in quality and overall taste, but the prices are very reasonable. I wouldn't come back, and it wouldn't be on our next "to stop" list, but reading other reviews, it seems like a loved establishment. If you're looking for fresh snacks or light meals, it might be a good place to stop by.

enchanting Red Road Winery in Naples, Texas. Upon arrival, we parked in a spacious, green grassy…read morearea before exploring their delightful store, which offers a diverse selection of wines--from ports to dry reds, my personal favorite. One standout was their renowned chocolate wine, a sweet red infused with rich cacao aromas and flavors. We savored a delicious pizza paired with their Tempranillo--a medium-bodied dry red with notes of cedar, leather, and spicy plum. This family-owned winery exudes warmth and hospitality, making it a must-visit destination. I highly recommend experiencing it for yourself.

The hours are Thursday and Friday 3pm-7pm and Saturday and Sundays Noon to 6pm. They have ladies…read morenight on Thursday evenings where ladies get a discount on their wines. A lot of times even though closed Monday - Wed if you go by and they are there they will open the doors and let you come on in for purchase or tastings. Just knock on the door.

Some of my favorite wine comes from here. They sell muscadine wine mostly. They have charcuterie…read moreboards but not actually meals. I've gotten completely full off the boards tho. It seems like a family owned business. I always see the same people there & everyone is friendly. The only downside is there only open Thursday-Saturday until 7 I believe.

This was such a fun place to take the kids. Although we weren't picking muscadines to make anything…read morewith, we did enjoy picking and trying the different ones they have! We also did some wine tasting and bought a couple of wines they made there! If you're looking for something a little different to get outside and spend some time with family or even to get away from family, this is a great place for it.

I can't wait to drive back over to Marshall--this is a fun place to go. Our group didn't intend to…read morestay 4 hours but we did!!! Tyler is so helpful and friendly. I sampled wines on a (6) flight and found several to my liking. Cute interior, but the patio with rocking chairs and fire pit is the place to be. The lake is low right now, but pretty! The pizzas are yummy and are on sour dough crust! Two wine-a-Rita's available . Meeting space available

What a gem! Just moved to the area and keep hearing wonderful things about this place. All true!!!…read moreHubs and I both did a flight. Allowed us to try everything! We also got a charcuterie. It was amazing!!!! More than worth the money. They make the pimento cheese on site and it is to die for! They also smoke the pork loin themselves and it was amazing! Im not a huge pork fan and even i loved it! Our overall fav was the Picpoul Blanc but also loved the Sparkling Muscat Canelli! Can't wait to visit again!

Great quaint venues Gracie, our bartender/host, was engaging, knowledgeable, personable and able to…read morehandle many customers gracefully and quickly. The wines sampled were delicious, and we ended up buying several bottles to take home.

Lots of wines here. Spoke to the sweet ladies working, they make all of it with grapes from CA. I…read moreenjoyed a few, but wasn't totally in love with any of them. The bar can't accommodate too many at once so the tasting goes fast with no information about each, or discussion of preferences or anything. So not a typical tasting like in CA or even Fredericksburg. Just pour down the list. Big bummer for us was they have a beautiful back patio and only sell wine by the glass (OK state law apparently), not as good of a value. So we just got a bottle to go and had it at our Airbnb. Prices aren't bad, about $20 each. Worth a stop for sure to spend 20 min or so.

What a beautiful winery and restaurant! I had lunch here on the weekend, and the views are amazing…read moreand peaceful. The charcutierie board was so nice in presentation, and I loved the different meats and cheese included. Some of the fruit (the grapes) were not as fresh as it could have been though, but most were good. The wine was amazing. I really like the pinot and chardonnay. The service was okay, it was a bit slow to be honest, but the people were nice regardless! The pizzas were great. My favorite was the fig with arugula- it was so so good- savory and sweet.

The pizza here was amazing. I liked the chicken with olives on the cauliflower dough. The…read morecauliflower was very crunchy. The Riesling was also my favorite one out of the ones that I had tried. It was very fruity and refreshing. Super sweet They used were also very pretty. Was nice to eat outside and enjoy the fresh air, the sun, and the view of the winery. The service was good overall, but it did take a while to get some of the dishes, as well as some napkins and plates.

My wife and I had a very good time at Wild Horse Winery. Nice building with a VERY nice patio…read more There are multiple wines to try (over 12 I believe) and you can do a tasting or buy a glass / bottle. The staff was super nice with explaining the wines we were trying and very personable to talk to. If you're in the area, you can't go wrong with Wild Horse Winery.

Every thing about this winery was wonderful! We had the best service and they took care of our…read morelittle bachelorette party guests so well! Randy is an angel and he makes the best wine I've ever had! The blueberry sweet red wine is absolutely phenomenal. I can't wait to come back on our next trip to Broken Bow.

Can't go to Broken Bow without stopping in here for delicious wine and free tastings. They have a…read morelot of great options for whatever you like. They have an upstairs outdoor bar and patio as well. There's a large gift shop with great items. Very happy we stopped in here. We went when they first opened and thankfully so because it gets really busy. The service was quick and informative on all their offerings.

This is a precious little gift shop/winery in broken bow, and is 100% catered towards girls…read moreweekends and bachelorette trips. It's cute and fun, but I personally wasn't a fan of the wine. We quickly learned that there's no wineries in Broken Bow and all of the local 'wineries' make their wine from concentrate often brought in from California. Which is okay, and the prices reflects the quality, we're just not the biggest fans of the wine. The wine tasting itself was so rushed! There's no stools at the bar and it seemed like a very "out of place" experience. However, it's free and you're able to try a good bit of different wines. Their wine slushes are DELICIOUS! You can add a wine floater and in my first one, I added a floater of a dry white and it was refreshing and exciting. I noticed the frozen slushes in to-go bags by the exit and I think it would be so perfect for a hot summer day or floating the river! We grabbed three to enjoy at home! Overall - if you like sweet/simple wine, this place is probably for you... Go with low expectations if you're a wine snob, but definitely go!

Cute winery that specializes in Muscadine wine and grows their grapes right there near the tasting…read moreroom. When we walked in Mary and her granddaughter Joyclyn greeted us immediately even while finishing up with other customers. Mary was super nice explaining the history and how her family came to own the winery formerly known as St. Mary. The first three tastings are free and you can purchase additional tastings for $5. Three was plenty for us to decide which glasses and bottles to order. Her special sangria was delicious and the perfect slushy drink for the hot Texas day in early July. We ordered a bottle to go as well. The patio was not bad with a slight breeze and fans. The grapes they grow and make wine on site are sweet, however they partner with another winery for dryer wines. Great cute winery!