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Georgetown Winery

3.9 (135 reviews)
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Open 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Wine tasting
Carolyn G.

Reasonably priced. Four tastings of your choice for $15.00 - $18.00 with the souvenir glass. I'm a fan of reds where's my husband likes them all. The decor is cute without being cutesy. Live music on our Sunday afternoon is always a welcome bonus! We will be back to try more of their menu selections very soon.

Marissa T.

What a cute shop! We stopped by on a Saturday evening because there was live music and wine tastings! Also knew that we'd have to be seated to do one, so I wasn't too worried about having to find a place to sit. Service was friendly, but if your expecting a guide to tell you all about the wines, tannins, etc this is not the place. More of a relaxed setting that lets you decide and do as you please.

a display of wine bottles in a wine shop
Haley Z.

Great little shop on the Georgetown Square. They offer wines that you can purchase and take a plastic glass of and walk around the square and shop. The women working at the counter were all smiles and had great recommendations. They have kitschy gift shop gifts, local goods, and some snacks you can purchase. There are a few café tables inside and some chairs outside to enjoy your purchase. The wine was just fine, more light and very sweet, but the experience and service at this laid back tasting made it a worthy stop. A must stop when experiencing the square to enhance your time!

$10 tasting
Christina G.

First time here on a Saturday during Market Days. I love this place and look forward to becoming a member when I move to Georgetown this summer! Super friendly staff! My friend and I were greeted promptly and given an overview of the wines for our flight-sampler. We scored a small table. This was a huge win as there are limited seats, I believe up to 25 seats. The staff checked in on us as we tasted our way thru the wines. When we finished tasting, we bought a glass of our fave wine and continued to walk through market days on the square. Anywho, if your walking the Georgetown Square, stop in for a tasting and or a glass or 2. Cheers.

a street lined with parked cars
Ashley Y.

I had stopped and had wine testing. The staff were all friendly. I had 4 different wines, 2 red and 2 white recommended by staffs. All of them were really good. It's a small cozy place for a good wine and chat.

Wine flight
Vandesha L.

My sister came to visit so we were on a little adventure. She wanted a souvenir so we stopped into some of the shops downtown. We landed in this wine room and ended up sitting for a wine flight, good conversation, and lots of laughs. While we didn't get a wine membership we did buy 2 bottles and cigars for Dad. The staff was lovely and their COVID practices made us feel safe.

Nicole E.

Nice chilled laidback spot for a spot or two to wine tasting. Room and tables to seat 1 at the bar to larger groups in the back. Lots of fun wine related plaques, signs, wine toppers, shelves full of bottles and every imaginable gift item for wine lovers. Nice indoor garden feel from the string lights lining above your head. Very rustic and cozy feel with all of the wood from wall to wall shelves to tables and chairs and floors. They serve wine in plastic cups. In the back there are olive oils to try out.

Time for a sippy nippy!
Angela P.

I love the ambience. Had a glass of cabernet Sauvignon and walked around. The shop is quaint and the service outstanding. In addition to tasty wines, they sell fabulous trinkets. I can't remember the last time I laughed so hard! I took photos of the towels and signs that made me laugh. Check them out. BTW, I'll be back.

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Jason C.

We often stop here for a glass or 2 of wine. The people here are always welcoming and kind. The wine selection and good and prices are reasonable. If your hungry they don't have a full menu but they do at least sell finger food snack items. They also sell great local spices, maple syrup, olive oil, and other great items. Great stop at Georgetown square!!

Jalapeno wine...no joke!
Dawn H.

Quaint tasting room right on Georgetown's Town Square. Really friendly staff and affordable wines and other miscellaneous related items. Not as typically over-priced in a boutique type setting. All wines are made from Texas grapes; harvested throughout the state. No concentrates. Tastings are $10 for 4, including 1 desert (their ports) wine if you'd like. Take the souvenir glass with you for an extra $2. [Note: Someone else mentioned something about $5 tastings at a certain time; they no longer have a $5 tasting] GW had the standard selections of sweet, dry, red, white. The Chardonnays (both oaked and "un-oaked") were OK. The Sangiovese had a nice smooth finish. Pretty much what you would expect for Texas wines - which have improved so much in the last 5 years. I like fine wines BUT, I could not resist sampling a few of the "Fruit" wines they offered. How could I not try Funky Monkey (banana and pineapple favors), Jalapeno Wine (just how it sounds with funky green color), and the Sweet Raspberry Chipotle (aka Schitz & Giggles; definitely taste the raspberry with a hint of smokiness). Lastly, the Portejas tawny port. If you like ports you might want to give this one a try. And for only $15 a bottle (OMGosh!) I had to take one home! Cheers!

Playing cards and enjoying an Unoaked Chardonnay, a Winerita, and a Sweet BlackBerry. Something for everyone!

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Being a train enthusiast I was a bit excited to go on the "Noth Pole Flyer" out of Bertrum TX on…read moreDecember 13, 2025 with my two grandkids and thier parents, six people in total. So this is a grandparents perspective. Upon arrival to the depot area, there is no indication of event parking as the lighting was very poor at 6:15 at night. The web site mentioned free parking but had no maps of the area. What I saw coming from the east, was a long row of cars parked in a Hodge podge fashion along the tracks. We ended up parking by the library across the highway. (Short walk with a light to cross with). I'll mention this again later. I came across a small sign in the middle of a crowd that says "no alcohol, no weapons licensed or otherwise." Would be nice to know before this Texan shows up armed. So had to run back to the car to secure my weapon. Ehh, minor inconvenience. BTW, the rules are on the web site. We pick up our tickets at will call and wait. The train comes up and parks. The engine was a short haul/swicher unit, no steam, with very beautiful vintage passenger cars. My family's car just happened to stop right in front of us, #41. We boarded and it was like going back in time. We found our seats easy enough. However, keeping in mind, either people were a lot taller and thinnier back then, or they have tall tables and do like airlines and add extra tables. It was tight. Little wiggle room for an adult. If you are in the window seat, you get to look forward and to the side. You cannot turn around to see what is behind you. If you adjust your seat, you are bumping the person behind you. And trust me, every car is packed. Being a night trip, there is nothing to see outside. So bring stuff for the kiddos to do and snacks and drinks. The two hour trip is loud. Kids are loud, and you have adults talking over the kids. My train enthusiast self went on an exploring expedition through a lot of the other cars. Some like mine had 4 person tables, others 4 person commuter recling seats with no tables. Some had one bathroom available others had two. I stood between two cars and just watched the scenery go by. It was a refreshing change to the snot-monsters noise in my car. The endless coco was good. Very hot. Eventually a minstrel came out and started some interactive Christmas carols. Pretty good. Simultaneously, a balloon guy came out making hats and the sorts for the kids. Then out came the forgetable part, a story teller. Hard to hear, not well versed in the story and choppy in her reading. Alas, Mrs Clause with some very different tasting, highly addictive cookie for everyone, saved the day. The highlight of the adventure was Santa. The staff had his appearance very organized and orderly. Each table had a chance to take photos with the big guy. The most unimaginable gift was given. A wooden train whistle to about 15-20 kids, my own grandkids included. Imagine if you will, about 30 minutes left in the trip with the incessant "tweet-tweet-tweet" penetrating that one nerve that goes from your ears to your feet and makes your spine want jump out of the window. Now, after a engine switch from one end to the other delay, we headed into the depot. We didn't exit the way we got on. We got on the depot side (city side), and exited on the parking lot side. Well that's fine and great. But if you park on the city side, you are blocked by the train with only two ways to get to your vehicle. Oh yes, I said a bunch of nasty, nasty cuss words. You either wait for a full train to disembark and hope they let you walk through, or, you walk around the shortest part of the train and back to the crossing light I mentioned earlier. So that's the trip review. But now to the staff. Man those cats get 5-stars. Friendly, informative and in character. I can't imagin doing that trip 5-6 times a day. They made an otherwise blah trip much, much nicer. This is a one time experience with kids. Maybe, someday, my wife and I will try a romantic trip through hill country or something like that.

The staff is incredibly friendly, and the check-in process couldn't be easier. The train cars are…read moreimpressively clean and well-kept, and we really enjoyed learning about the history behind the ride. It's a unique and nostalgic experience that takes you back in time. While I do wish the views along the route were a bit more scenic, the overall experience was still absolutely worth it and I would gladly do it again. If you're looking for something different to do around Austin, please support this train. It's a special kind of adventure you don't find every day.

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