What an awesome hidden gem. Tucked away near the water with acreage to enjoy the outside and see…read morebreeze. Food is not offered but the service and wine selections make up for it. Didn't have an opportunity for the full experience as the owners were out of town the weekend we visited. Will definitely make a trip back and recommend others to try it also

Wine is wonderful and service is even better! Definitely will be back for more wine and good times.read more

This is a great hidden gem in the Winnie area. The wines are made in house to suit a wide variety…read moreand the bites to eat are high quality. The lady serving was very friendly and helpful in deciding what to get. The winery as a whole is very well put together providing a rustic, elegant experience.

We had a great date night at this vineyard. The ambiance of the place was very nice and so was the…read morewine. It seems like a hidden gem in the area!

January 16, 2021 Came from Galveston with a friend for their…read morea wild game dinner by chef chuck harris from hucks catering. He was personable and hands on. (Menu is attached) I loved the the chef's personality...he worked his butt off in their make shift kitchen, so kudo's for that! It was a fun time...we sat with a local couple from Winnie and had a blast experiencing the food...wine and conversation...they were already familiar with the wine because they live down the street as did most of the people that were there. The tasting was basically a "sip" of individual wines they had paired with alligator, quail, venison and duck. They literally poured a sip of each wine, I'm like, hey man we paid $70 and drove over an hour to get here! Pfft! A sip? This is a pairing not a taste! Because of the wine tasting being just sips...we bought TWO bottles of their Black Spanish rose'...yum! Clay and Stacy Rollins own the vineyard and we had the pleasure of meeting them during our dinner; Mr Rollins said it's been tough keeping abreast of things during this pandemic. He started growing the grapes in 2011 (which is a task because that area floods during heavy rains) he finally opened since 2014. He said, they had to close during the start of the pandemic last year ( 2020) for 4 months and that he's glad they can open for "event" type activities. Mr Rollins told me their grapes are bought from all over Texas...but, mostly from the panhandle area (Lubbock) and processed in a plant in Nacogdoches, TX . We had alligator from Alabama, (wait what?) Quail from Texas Quail farms in Lockhart, TX (cool) duck from Maple Leaf farms in California and deer meat (venison) from New Zealand of all places!! (I was kinda surprised the proteins weren't locally sourced.) All in all, it was a fun time. The wine sips served were really good, mostly reds with 1 white. If you're within the Chambers County area stop by but, buy your own bottle cuz they stingy!!! LOL! FYI: HEB's in Mont Belvieu, Baytown, and Winnie TX sell their wine. I'm glad I got to experience this winery having come from 85 miles away...great job on y'all's wine accomplishments and awards. SUPPORT LOCAL BUY LOCAL

I had a my 40th birthday celebration and it was great .The wine was superb and the frozen wine was…read morereally refreshing. The owners are always nice and pleasant. The only bad thing the temperature in the place was hot .

This was one of the best wine tastings we've ever experienced! Mr. Brunch was delightful and told…read moreus the story behind each and every wine they offered. All of their wine were delicious and fun to drink. I highly recommend this little winery in Sour Lake Texas.

Great wines, personal tour with history and explanation of each wine. Great testing, affordable,…read morepersonable, and entertaining tastings.

Fun times with the best Hostess! Very informative & knowledgeable of the local wineries & wines…read moreavailable. Melanie & her crew are always accommodating & make sure you and your party are well taken care of! Definitely would recommend the tour especially if you're looking for something FUN & Memorable to do with a group!

SO MUCH FUN! Grab some of your friends and book one of these tours. A very unstuffy, casual, fun…read morewine tour. Mel is an amazing hostess and so very sweet (and tolerant of the giddiness that comes with drinking wine all day). The tour consists of two local (ish) wineries, a tacky sacky lunch, a tacky wine glass to drink out of, generous tastings of plenty of wines. I strongly recommend getting a ride to the pick up spot and arrange for a ride home. You will have so much fun sipping on wine for 6 hours...you will not want to get behind the wheel. Mel offers snacks and water to you throughout the day, she is your stand by photographer, your driver, and everyone's friend. Knowing how to swirl and sniff are not required on this tour. The wineries offer wine for everyone's palettes. These tours sell out very quickly so hop online and book yours today. I can't wait to book the next one with all of my friends!

My wife and I went this winery and did the tour. The facility was beautiful and we got to sample…read moresome great wines. Our host was friendly, knowledgeable, and willing to answer any questions that we had. Be sure to go see the cellar where they host events. .

I walked the Wicked Wine Run that was hosted by Haak winery. It was poorly organized. There were…read morenot enough water stops and you had to wait in line to get your water. It was self serve and there were cups all over the ground. By the time we got to the second water stop there was no water left. And at the finish line they also ran out of water. It was very hot out and several people fainted due to the heat and lack of water. Emergency ambulances were called for those who fained. We had signed up for this event in March 26 and the event took place is Sept 26. That was plenty of time to prepare for the amount of people who signed up for the race. They also served red wine at the finish line which only makes people hotter. In the FAQ's they showed the route which went through the vineyards. We ran and walk on pavement through neighborhoods where there was little to no shade and it was extremely hot. Haak Winery did a very poor job organizing this event and actually put people in danger by not providing enough water and other methods like misting stations to cool people down. Do better Haak Winery. I will never go to another run hosted by Haak Winery. Very disappointing.

My family loves going here. We had additional members of family from out of town and they could not…read morebelieve this was so close to home. Great views, family freindly, reasonable prices and knowledgeable staff. Big shout out to Sandy who made us feel like family. Their white dry wines are perfect for this hot Texas weather. Kids love feeding the animals.

Quite a find! Really nice venu and a great selection of wines.I Particularly liked the white port…read moreand the flights are generous. We heard a solo guitarist and he was decent. They have camels & donkeys out on the land surrounding it. I would come back and relax with a good glass of wine.

Found this little gem in Huntsville. It was about 15 minutes away from our Airbnb and so glad we…read morechecked it out. It's small, but definitely had the best vibes. They had outdoor seating. We ordered flights that were EXTREMELY reasonable in pricing. I had the waitress pick 4 for me, and she didn't disappoint. They had live music, plenty of indoor/outdoor seating and perfect spots to take pictures of girls celebrating a bride. Definitely recommend checking this place out!

First of all, I live about 30 minutes from this place and just recently found out about it. The…read morefact that it's not more well know is almost criminal. Part of it is the fact that it is in the middle of nowhere. Even going up the driveway there is some apprehension at what awaits. Once you get there, though, it's a beautiful spot. A tasting room set in the middle of a vineyard on a hill surrounded by trees. A great surprise. There is a fairly large selection of wines to fit all kinds of tastes. Even people who have a hard time finding something they like will probably find something to their taste. The flights are well worth it. Staff was friendly and very knowledgeable. As for food, they make their own homemade pizza which was excellent. Except for the fact that it's on the smaller side, I would actually put this up against any place in Fredericksburg.

I'm not sure why there are not far more reviews for this business who has been open since 2020 as…read moreit is fabulous! However, I've lived in this area a long time and had no idea about the place until I visited Galveston Brewery recently and the server there mentioned Celtic Cross mead. Honestly it is not all that difficult to locate and once you see it, you see it and think "Oh! There it is!" It's cozy, homey, and welcoming. I'm glad I read Yelp reviews and such to learn this place was a little difficult to find but totally worth the effort. They were correct. But find it we did. Brandi and a couple at the bar welcomed us in. Brandi guided us through the various flavors of mead so we could decide what we liked. What a fantastic range of flavors and I feel I now know a lot more about mead. I tried their 4 serving flight of my favs. My son tried a class of each of his favorites. Their non-alcoholic mead was so refreshing that I would like an entire glass of that next time. I feel there is a flavor for everyone's taste and would be surprised if one could not find their favorite. The only way not to find your fav is the inability to chose from their selections. The only other mead I have ever tasted was at Bunratty castle in Ireland back in the day. Celtic Cross' mead is so much better. This place was fun and we cannot wait to come back.

Hole in the wall meadery in League City you must stop by. We've been there twice since we…read morediscovered it. It's very laid back and welcoming. Everyone owners/patrons immediately welcomes you and makes you feel right at home. There is a a sense of community. We've had dinner elsewhere and gone after for a few drinks and boardgames. Sometimes there is a food truck. You can also bring food to the establishment. They are not a large production so each of their meads is carefully crafted. You did not be disappointed!

Threshold Vineyards showed up at the Houston Rodeo and I took their card and vowed to check this…read moreplace out. Really easy drive (about an hour from Houston) AND it's next to a Bee Farm. This has some seating indoors and some outdoors, so going during the fall is probably ideal. Not a huge space, but when I arrived on a 100-degree day, there were plenty of seats to choose from. I did two different flights- the sparkling and the tasting. I'm more of a red lover, but the Blanc Du Bois semi-sweet is one of the only whites I've REALLY enjoyed (I received a tasting of this at the rodeo and wanted to check out more options here since I loved it so much). There are only two sparkling options at the moment, so I tried both. The real star was the Belle for me. I can definitely see myself taking this to brunch or enjoying while cooking a meal. It is light and refreshing and you can totally taste the fruity guava notes in it. The Blanc Du Bois regular is not sweet enough for me which is probably why I enjoy the Semi Sweet so much. Of course, I left with a bottle of this as well. I'd like to come back and try their Reds- but definitely something I'll have to do in the future. If you're already out this way, you can taste some wine and then book a Bee-Keeping class which I really enjoyed.

I HIGHLY recommend going out and giving this local family some business. You'll have a great time…read moreand taste some delicious wines as well. This place is SO ADORABLE!!! It is a small, local winery run by a family. You meet all of them - the mom, dad and their grown children (sometimes all, sometimes only a few) as well as even an uncle. They have set times for wine tastings. When you get there, you get your own table for your party (they have inside & outside tables) and they introduce you to the wines and which they grow at their vineyard & give you a history of the place. They also have snack trays that you can order with grapes, cheese and meats. Those are also all super yummy. Normally, I'm not a fan of drier wines. But I liked EVERY wine they had us try. I also tried a the sangria (I think it was) that was not part of the tasting wines, and I was not a fan of that because it tasted far too much like champagne. They are small, so they only make 3-5 different wines every year. But each one is such high quality. Their son, who is the mastermind winemaker, and he is very sweet (and super smart) and will answer all your questions about his process and what's upcoming. Just like the inside, the outside is very cute & quaint. They have a patio with some tables and then some acres with their vines. Unfortunately, we did not come when there were grapes on the vine, so everything we saw was bare. But that's just a reason to come back! Since it's such a small operation, the dad also gave us a you're of when they barrel and do wine science! And since I studied architecture, he also asked for my opinion on their thoughts of expanding their building because they are running out of room!