Finally had some time to stop in off Main street and try their wine. Sean was an excellent server…read more They also have another shop across the river that has only their wines. This shop has a few of their wines and others from OR, WA, CA, etc. Cool place with high ceilings - historic. We tried their red blend and it was very nice.

Beautiful location, friendly staff and live music. The stonework reminds me of something out of a…read morestorybook. I highly recommend you stop by!

Kerrville Hills tasting room at Schreiner University is so inviting and relaxing. Sitting outdoors…read moreon their porch, the weather is perfect and the wine is amazing.

The service is awesome. I always feel welcome!Wine is excellent. I am a long time wine club member…read more I love the location overlooking the hills near Schreiner University!

Tried Nobleman's Wines at a pop up event in Austin. Really enjoyed the dry white Picpoul Blanc…read morewhich was not too sweet and the 2020 Mourvèdre red blend. All of the berries are grown in Lubbock, Texas and the vineyard production is in Kerrville, Texas where they also have tastings. The wines are currently sold directly with them or as part of their wine club. The owner, Austin, originally from Texas worked in Napa for a while before he and his wife, Katie. opened Nobleman's in 2019. Austin was eager to answer all my questions and share his knowledge- he put on a great tasting event for us- give him a call for more info.

Such a great winery! Austin is so knowledgeable & passionate about wine; it's a genuine pleasure to…read morelisten to him talk about his vision. I hesitate to recommend because I want Noblemen all to myself. :-)

My wife and I met some friends here last Saturday evening. We had just drove in from Katy so we…read morewere hungry and thirsty. So started off with the a special sangria- it had a pony bottle of cava in it (see pic). She liked it my so much she had another. I stayed with beer, first was a red Pilsner then a lighter lager. Both were very good. For food, we started with the Brussel sprouts (see pic) and then split the fish tacos. Both were very good - no complaints. Our friends both had the pork chop. It's huge See pic). I had a bite, excellent. Service was great. Atmosphere a little more upscale than the name suggests. Nice place to stop in while walking the 'ol streets of Kerrville. Later.

For starters this is no longer. They do serve drinks. The food was ok. Not bad, but not great. The…read moreservice was also just ok. The owner of the restaurant was our server which was interesting. Especially since she took so long.

What a great place to kick up your feet and relax. My husband had a glass of red and I enjoyed the…read moresangria in the mason jar. It was a beautiful day outside, so we sat outside in the courtyard. The man, I can't remember his name, that served us was knowledgeable and friendly! We would definitely go back!

Very good winery tasting room! Family owned and operated, the tasting room serves up good wines…read morefrom Central Texas. The entrance is a bit hidden off of Main Street, in the sense that the signage is almost invisible and the entry gate is non-descript. Let folks know where you are! Sarah was our server today, very knowledgeable and she provided a great presentation of the tasting menu. The wines were good. No whites available today, but the reds were fun. We picked up a candle and a couple of bottles. S good visit, worth your time!

Planned a surprise Bachelorette weekend for my close friend this past November…read more Throwing a surprise weekend is stressful enough but Woody was SUPER accommodating especially for being so last minute. There were many tours that I could've chosen to stick with but Woody was so authentic about his services and was a person of integrity when it came to what he offered. He personally picked us up from our little hotel we were staying at and drove us to all three of our tours. His tour bus was super clean and we all had a blast! He even offered to pick up some cheese and snacks at the HEB close by to have on the bus if we wanted! I really appreciated Woody taking the time to answer my numerous phone calls with questions I had as this is my first Bachelorette party I threw. I HIGHLY recommend using Woody if anyone wants to have a great time and looking for someone to trust. I will be booking with you again Woody, thank you so much for everything!

Stay away from this company!! Booked wine tour for 10 people. They never showed and won't refund…read moreme over $2000

This is one of our favorite Saturdays!…read more Shop in Comfort, Tx shops in the morning, and then head to this gem of a vineyard in the afternoon! GREAT wine and good food and nice people. Beautiful setting and music acts that are great. I actually feel like I am telling too many people about this... like I am sharing this awesome secret- but it's too good not to share!

Great Vineyard, Frustrating Food Experience…read more This was our first visit to Singing Waters Vineyard, and the property itself is absolutely darling. The setting is beautiful, the staff at the vineyard were friendly and welcoming, and the wine was tasty. We really enjoyed the atmosphere and time with friends. However, the food truck experience was a big letdown and honestly the main reason we're hesitant to return. I paid $12 for a hot dog combo (pictured)--just a single hot dog and a small bag of chips. That price felt excessive for what we received. The kids' burger was $8 and was tiny...about the size of a quarter dollar with melted cheese and chips. The value just wasn't there. What made things worse was the service. Our friends ordered the exact same food right before us and received theirs much earlier. We waited about 40 minutes longer for the same order. It was frustrating, and it did make us wonder if my earlier comment about the hot dog price being extreme played a role. The kids were all still hungry. The vineyard itself is lovely and worth visiting, but I strongly recommend reconsidering the food truck setup...either pricing, portions, or vendor choice. The food experience didn't match the quality of the venue, and it definitely affected our overall impression.

I visited this highly rated wine tasting room when I was visiting Boerne for the weekend. I was…read morethe first to arrive around 130pm, but about 4 other couples walked in not 10 mins after me. It was a fairly hot day for the end of winter, so I chose to sit inside. They have a handful of high top tables and about 17 different wines on the tasting menu. The prices for the bottles range from $24 - $165. One interesting note, the grapes are currently grown in Lubbock due to the water shortage in this area, but they have some vines that are being replanted on this property so maybe in a few years they will be ready. They do have some snacks to try/purchase in the cold case, and more dry snacks that aren't refrigerated on the other side of the room. Since we hadn't eaten lunch yet, we grabbed a meat and cheese from the refrigerated case for $10 Restrooms are in a side building adjacent to the tasting room building. I tried the El Jardin, Albarino, Cinsaut, Sangiovese, Mourvedre, and Cabernet Franc. We also sampled a 1/2 pour of the Nectar du Terroir which is a fortified dessert wine instilled with brandy. I liked it but just be warned that it is strong at 17%. El Jardin - light white wine easy to drink; would go well with seafood Cinsaut - sort of like a pinot noir but slightly bitter Sangiovese - fruity similar to cinsaut but not as bitter Mourvedre - tasted similar to cinsaut but slightly better Cabernet franc - the best of the bunch, pretty smooth Overall, we enjoyed our experience here but are not huge wine drinkers and didn't really find one we were in love with. We didn't end up taking home any bottles but will always enjoy the memories. One note, their wine is reportedly not sold at liquor stores, but it is sent to select wine bars throughout Texas, so you may find it in your town; otherwise, the only other ways to get it is through their website, or by visiting the tasting room just outside of Boerne. They do not have a tasting room in Lubbock where the grapes are grown.

Terrific views while enjoying a great bottle of Texas Albariño at Saint Tryphon. Truly charming…read moreambiance sitting on the patio outside the small tasting room enjoying the hills and the roses and the sun lowering late in the afternoon. The owner/winemaker and his wife were incredibly hospitable and kind. One of our favorite stops along our journey through Boerne and Fredericksburg.

I really enjoyed the wine tasting here, all the reds were delicious and it's so cool drinking wine…read morefrom grapes grown where you are. The service was top noche, she always came to pour the next sample as I finished the previous tasting. The menu itself is very open, beautiful indoor tasting room with large windows, and a great patio. The clubhouse is for members only and not open to the public during the weekend. That's where the have live music on the weekends and a great view of the vines while enjoying the tastings. I'll def looking into becoming a member because the wine is great and the clubhouse looks super cool!

If you drive here you must be a member club to visit the property they are offering. I wish they…read morepromoted that on their website. Members Club Only. Also no family centered , only 21 and up. At least you are a member club, I do not recommend to visit. Not worth the drive.

This review is long overdue as we came here in June 2025. This is a beautiful well kept winery…read more We decided to spend the weekend in Fredericksburg and this is one of the wineries we visited. We had reservations for a wine and chocolate tasting. I highly recommend making a reservation vs just showing up. There was indoor and outdoor seating. It was hot so sitting inside was perfect. Our waitress was nice and knowledgeable about the wine. We enjoyed the wine and chocolates. We also visited Joanna's market which is on the property that has snacks and other food. We bought a bag of Torres truffle chips and were obsessed! I would definitely come back to this winery,

One step on this locale and you might want to take up permanent residence. Defined by scenic…read morelandscapes, rolling hills, and the gentle sounds of a breeze through the trees, the peaceful atmosphere for this family estate is quite appealing. The Signor's and Weisinger's have not only had a rich history of farming in the state but have also ventured into winemaking. Already seasoned stewards of the land, they knew quite well the rewards of hard work and patience. The Weisinger family began their winemaking journey in Oregon's Rogue Valley region before collaborating with their Signor friends. Situated on a bluff between the Pedernales and Grape Creek River, the current site on HWY 290 was acquired in 2010 with vines planted in 2015. The following year, they opened a tasting room. The estate grows 7 red varietals across two dozen acres: Tempranillo, Touriga Nacional, Tannat, Mourvèdre, Sangiovese, Malbec, and Montepulciano. Additionally, they source grapes from vineyards near Fort Davis. The Member's tasting room is quite beautiful and truly stunning. Its décor just blends right into the landscape. Adjacent to that is an expansive outdoor patio. There are outside tasting tables on the patio with scenic views. The other enclosed tasting room is the harvest room with large indoor seating with views of the vineyard. Michael Barton has been leading their winemaking, adding his special touch of greatness to these wines. Starting off with the '20 Sauvignon Blanc, this wine was sourced from Oregon's Rouge Valley which was quite aromatic with kiwi and passionfruit notes. The 2nd white was the '23 Chardonnay. Also sourced from Rogue Valley, citrus notes were pronounced followed by pears. The23 'Mama Said There'd Be Days Like This' was an interesting Muscat blend. It was sourced from Texas Hill Country fruit with 25% each of Marsanne and Roussanne in addition to Muscat. It was quite a treat to have with honeysuckle and peach notes. For their Rosé wine, the '24 Rose of Mourvèdre was sampled. This Texas High Plains fruit had strawberry and melon notes. Moving on to the reds, the first one to try was the '22 Sangiovese with fruit from the High Plains. It poured a light red hue with herbal notes and good acids. Following that one was the '21 Dolcetto. This red wine with grapes sourced from the Rogue Valley expressed itself as light bodied with cherry notes. The '23 High Plains Tempranillo had a good balance of oak with dark berries and a dash of pepper. Cab Franc lovers never fear, their '21 Rogue Valley bottle was wonderful - spice, pepper and a rich deep feel. The Hudspeth County '23 Petit Verdot was next. This West Texas sourced beast was rich and bold with dark cherries, a touch of cocoa, and just the right level of tannins. The '22 Touriga was sipped and savored too - a smooth red wine with a classic strong nose, black pepper and excellent tannins. Next was the '21 Mozzafiato. This blend of Barbera, Primitivo, Sangiovese, and Dolcetto (Rogue Valley) was well balanced with a lingering feel. For the the '21 Estate Tannat, this big bold red envelops your palate with that full mouth feel of rich dark cherries and medium tannins. Finally, the '22 Grand Pere was poured. This mighty red wine was blended with equal parts of Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, and Cabernet Franc (Rogue Valley). It had beautiful notes of blackberries and plums, plus a nice balance making this wine quite versatile. Every wine on the wine tasting menu, (and a few unlisted) was simply fantastic! There is more that could be said about their history, initiatives, and of course the quality of wine here, but that should be saved for a future mini novel. The staff provided top service, offering guidance throughout each wine tasting session. Do check out Joanna's Market as well, which is in a classic farmhouse style home. There is an onsite kitchen offering a variety of options, but do try their famous Pozole. Your visit will impress you and leave you looking forward to a return stop again soon. Cheers!