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The place is cute and simple! The employees are knowledgeable and can answer all of your questions on the wines. The establishment sits in the city, with a little bit of outdoor seating in the front. HOWEVER, it's not the best winery in town by any means. Now, I was disappointed in the ranges of wines on their menu. I had a flight with all white wines, and they cater to mostly dry wine lovers. The tastings do cost $$ , and then you can buy a glass or bottle. I didn't purchase anything since nothing I tasted was my style.
Cute little place close to the Power and Light District. Didn't care for the Traminette wine or the cider we tried. Enjoyed sitting outside on the patio. Cool location in downtown KC. Would go back to try a different wine!
The lighting in this place is beautiful! Also the space itself is gorgeous. I've been here twice. I love the staff. They are engaging and full of knowledge. The food is delicious too. This space ended up being one of the two places I took my cousin when he came in town. He said that it was the favorite space. I am completely in love with this winery.
You must check this place out!! Honestly, I had the BEST experience here. Their wine is delicious and their service is above and beyond! My guest and I popped in here to buy a bottle or two to-go..we ended up staying for a couple hours and walked out with a whole box of different wines! We met one of the owners (who was the kindest soul!) and we ended up staying for a wine tasting. Would totally recommend doing a tasting, all of their wines are delightful so you should really try a variety! Being in Kansas City and in the middle of the United States I wasn't sure what to expect from this wine bar, but the owners are from Oregon and actually grow their grapes more like they do on the West Coast. I learned a lot talking to the owners and staff here, they are very knowledgeable and definitely not pretentious! They also do wine slushies and sangrias which are so tasty! We got a couple to-go to enjoy while watching a movie back at our Airbnb. They had a lovely spot for outdoor seating and the vibe here was great. I am 100% coming back here again when I'm in Kansas City!! This place was the best!! Thank you for such an amazing time!
This was my first time here and I wasn't super impressed. It's decorated cute inside, but I wasn't able to sit inside. They don't have any sweet reds which led me to order the peach wine slush. It was... alright- I thought it was a bit high priced for what it was. Staff was friendly enough, but this isn't a place that I'd search out to go again.
This is a cool little winery in the Crossroads just south of Downtown. Wait... what? There's a winery in downtown Kansas City? Don't you need space for a vineyard and grapes to make your wine? How is downtown Kansas City conductive to any of this? Well, vineyards are fun and all, but you don't always need one. KC Wineworks, along with a few other regional wineries, contracts with a few Missouri-based vineyards and has grapes delivered to the winery and the wine making process begins. Moving on, I'm not the largest wine connoisseur, which I've written about before, however I do like what they make here, especially the reds. I also like the barrel ages apple cider. I know what you're thinking, who would want to do that? Trust me, it's cool, smooth and tastes great while you're sitting outside on a deck during a nice spring or autumn evening. If you're a wine expert or if you want to have fun and try something a little different, I would encourage you to stop in and give KC Wineworks a try.
Big fans of the Red Fox red. Oaky dry red from Urich Missouri. This is a nice chill winery in downside with a knowledgeable and friendly staff. Are there day drinkers that can't handle or know their limits..? Occasionally. But generally it's a fun time and walkable to all the downtown spots.
Came here for their hallowine pop up bar! The drinks were delicious, definitely can't go wrong with the pumpkin one. The decorations were fun and service great!
When I think winery, I do not think of downtown. I think of a drive somewhere away from the city. However, KC Wineworks does not fit that description since it is an urban winery located in the Crossroads of downtown Kansas City. There are a few of each type of wine: red, white, sparking, and cider. There are also seasonal specials, such as wine slushies during the summer and mulled wine during the winter. The drink options are a tasting, glass, or bottle. 7 tasting is $5 with each additional tasting being $1. If you do a tasting, definitely try the signature wines, which are the Crossroads Red and the Crossroads White. The Crossroads White is one of my favorites from here. My other pick is the Hibiscus Orange Apfel. Whatever you try, all are pleasant, well-balanced, easy to drink, and reasonably priced. A bottle ranges between $14 to $29, and there is a discount for a half or full case of wine if you want to stock up. There is also a neighborhood discount too if you live or work in the area. The wines are enjoyable alone, but a good venue space makes it even better. Tastings are done at the bar, but for anything else, you can stand at the bar, sit at a table, or lounge in a chair. It is an open space with plenty of natural lighting and cool artwork making it a perfect place to relax and sip some wine. There is also a photobooth area at the entrance. It is a fun and welcoming environment so do not be intimidated if you have zero knowledge on wine, because the staff is more than happy to talk about the wines. No appointments are necessary unless you have 6 or more in your group. Street parking is the only option outside of KC Wineworks, but the downtown location is much more convenient than having to make a drive out of the city. Food is not served aside from some thin breadsticks, but there are food options along with a few local breweries walking distance away so you can definitely have a fun afternoon or evening in this alcohol hub. Just make sure that KC Wineworks is one of your stop so you can enjoy decent Missouri wine.
An urban winery sounds like an oxymoron, but it exists in the crossroads of Kansas City! For wine connoisseurs, this is a fun place to go especially to celebrate an event. The place itself was very chic with a bar, plenty of seating, and unique artwork. We originally were going to do the wine tasting for $7 which ends at 9, but we realized that they required those who wine taste to stand at the bar the entire time. We instead opted to purchase one glass each and sit on the couches. For many of my friends and I, we aren't experienced in the art of choosing wine, and that was extremely evident. However, I do not feel like the staff was very patient and informative to assist in our decision making. They offer white wine, red wine, and ciders by the glass and also have alcoholic slushies. I opted to ordering the Chambourcin Rosé while my friends ordered Crossroads Apfel, Norton Nouveau, and Traminette. My personal favorite was the Norton Nouveau as it was dry and had an enjoyable after taste. The others were too sweet for my own personal liking. All in all, we enjoyed this winery, and I'm glad to have been able to try it out!
Stopped by KC Wineworks for some wine on Valentine's Day. First, we had a tasting to figure out what we wanted. We shared a classic tasting and the Chambourcin tasting. The woman we tasted with was very knowledgeable and friendly. I enjoyed all the wines, and ended up ordering a glass from the chambourcin tasting. I would definitely go back to enjoy some more wine, and to check out the charcuterie plates!
It was a busy night for them. We circled back after grabbing food to enjoy the most delectable wine mixed drink! Strawberry fields which is a mixed drink with Crossroads wine! It's a dry wine with a hint of chocolate to me! Sooo delicious! Thanks Lindsay! read more
More than likely you'll find me this summer at KC Wineworks patio. Life's too short to drink mediocre wine so treat yo self to the exceptional! Every time it's just the right amount of people, seating, parking and boujee. Which is no small feat for a downtown watering hole. The flights are fancy and the humans stellar. Talk a little or keep to yourself. After work, bridal shower, happy hour, too many reasons I adore this local spot. read more
Love love love the hocus pocus theme decor- someone has great taste in holidays and movies. The Binx is my boo pillow and the now you're wine signs brought me a lot of joy. The wines were all very tasty and drinkable. We tried the cambourcin tasting, which let us taste similar grapes from different locations around Missouri. The one from Macon mo was our favorite. We also did the best sellers tasting, which had to be done at the bar. This allowed for some customization based on our personal preferences of more semi-sweet wines, which I really appreciated. I loved the 2017 cambourcin, which was aged in a steel barrel instead of oak, for its pure drinkability. The slushy for fall was a cider mixed with wine, which I really enjoyed. Service was great! Loved their costumes and their know how about the area. Definitely a great place to bring wine friends to in order to show off some of the local flair. read more
5 years ago
The place is cute and simple! The employees are knowledgeable and can answer all of your questions on the wines. The establishment sits in the city, with a little bit of outdoor seating in the front. HOWEVER, it's not the best winery in town by any means. Now, I was disappointed in the ranges of wines on their menu. I had a flight with all white wines, and they cater to mostly dry wine lovers. The tastings do cost $$ , and then you can buy a glass or bottle. I didn't purchase anything since nothing I tasted was my style. read more
Cute little place close to the Power and Light District. Didn't care for the Traminette wine or the cider we tried. Enjoyed sitting outside on the patio. Cool location in downtown KC. Would go back to try a different wine! read more
The lighting in this place is beautiful! Also the space itself is gorgeous. I've been here twice. I love the staff. They are engaging and full of knowledge. The food is delicious too. This space ended up being one of the two places I took my cousin when he came in town. He said that it was the favorite space. I am completely in love with this winery. read more
You must check this place out!! Honestly, I had the BEST experience here. Their wine is delicious and their service is above and beyond! My guest and I popped in here to buy a bottle or two to-go..we ended up staying for a couple hours and walked out with a whole box of different wines! We met one of the owners (who was the kindest soul!) and we ended up staying for a wine tasting. Would totally recommend doing a tasting, all of their wines are delightful so you should really try a variety! Being in Kansas City and in the middle of the United States I wasn't sure what to expect from this wine bar, but the owners are from Oregon and actually grow their grapes more like they do on the West Coast. I learned a lot talking to the owners and staff here, they are very knowledgeable and definitely not pretentious! They also do wine slushies and sangrias which are so tasty! We got a couple to-go to enjoy while watching a movie back at our Airbnb. They had a lovely spot for outdoor seating and the vibe here was great. I am 100% coming back here again when I'm in Kansas City!! This place was the best!! Thank you for such an amazing time! read more
2 years ago
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2 years ago
This was my first time here and I wasn't super impressed. It's decorated cute inside, but I wasn't able to sit inside. They don't have any sweet reds which led me to order the peach wine slush. It was... alright- I thought it was a bit high priced for what it was. Staff was friendly enough, but this isn't a place that I'd search out to go again. read more
8 years ago
This is a cool little winery in the Crossroads just south of Downtown. Wait... what? There's a winery in downtown Kansas City? Don't you need space for a vineyard and grapes to make your wine? How is downtown Kansas City conductive to any of this? Well, vineyards are fun and all, but you don't always need one. KC Wineworks, along with a few other regional wineries, contracts with a few Missouri-based vineyards and has grapes delivered to the winery and the wine making process begins. Moving on, I'm not the largest wine connoisseur, which I've written about before, however I do like what they make here, especially the reds. I also like the barrel ages apple cider. I know what you're thinking, who would want to do that? Trust me, it's cool, smooth and tastes great while you're sitting outside on a deck during a nice spring or autumn evening. If you're a wine expert or if you want to have fun and try something a little different, I would encourage you to stop in and give KC Wineworks a try. read more
Big fans of the Red Fox red. Oaky dry red from Urich Missouri. This is a nice chill winery in downside with a knowledgeable and friendly staff. Are there day drinkers that can't handle or know their limits..? Occasionally. But generally it's a fun time and walkable to all the downtown spots. read more
9 years ago
When I think winery, I do not think of downtown. I think of a drive somewhere away from the city. However, KC Wineworks does not fit that description since it is an urban winery located in the Crossroads of downtown Kansas City. There are a few of each type of wine: red, white, sparking, and cider. There are also seasonal specials, such as wine slushies during the summer and mulled wine during the winter. The drink options are a tasting, glass, or bottle. 7 tasting is $5 with each additional tasting being $1. If you do a tasting, definitely try the signature wines, which are the Crossroads Red and the Crossroads White. The Crossroads White is one of my favorites from here. My other pick is the Hibiscus Orange Apfel. Whatever you try, all are pleasant, well-balanced, easy to drink, and reasonably priced. A bottle ranges between $14 to $29, and there is a discount for a half or full case of wine if you want to stock up. There is also a neighborhood discount too if you live or work in the area. The wines are enjoyable alone, but a good venue space makes it even better. Tastings are done at the bar, but for anything else, you can stand at the bar, sit at a table, or lounge in a chair. It is an open space with plenty of natural lighting and cool artwork making it a perfect place to relax and sip some wine. There is also a photobooth area at the entrance. It is a fun and welcoming environment so do not be intimidated if you have zero knowledge on wine, because the staff is more than happy to talk about the wines. No appointments are necessary unless you have 6 or more in your group. Street parking is the only option outside of KC Wineworks, but the downtown location is much more convenient than having to make a drive out of the city. Food is not served aside from some thin breadsticks, but there are food options along with a few local breweries walking distance away so you can definitely have a fun afternoon or evening in this alcohol hub. Just make sure that KC Wineworks is one of your stop so you can enjoy decent Missouri wine. read more
9 years ago
An urban winery sounds like an oxymoron, but it exists in the crossroads of Kansas City! For wine connoisseurs, this is a fun place to go especially to celebrate an event. The place itself was very chic with a bar, plenty of seating, and unique artwork. We originally were going to do the wine tasting for $7 which ends at 9, but we realized that they required those who wine taste to stand at the bar the entire time. We instead opted to purchase one glass each and sit on the couches. For many of my friends and I, we aren't experienced in the art of choosing wine, and that was extremely evident. However, I do not feel like the staff was very patient and informative to assist in our decision making. They offer white wine, red wine, and ciders by the glass and also have alcoholic slushies. I opted to ordering the Chambourcin Rosé while my friends ordered Crossroads Apfel, Norton Nouveau, and Traminette. My personal favorite was the Norton Nouveau as it was dry and had an enjoyable after taste. The others were too sweet for my own personal liking. All in all, we enjoyed this winery, and I'm glad to have been able to try it out! read more
3 years ago
Stopped by KC Wineworks for some wine on Valentine's Day. First, we had a tasting to figure out what we wanted. We shared a classic tasting and the Chambourcin tasting. The woman we tasted with was very knowledgeable and friendly. I enjoyed all the wines, and ended up ordering a glass from the chambourcin tasting. I would definitely go back to enjoy some more wine, and to check out the charcuterie plates! read more
Nice location down in the crossroads area of KC. Started off with a flight of white wines all from Missouri. I'm not much of a white wine drinker and mostly prefer a good red. Our server was very knowledgeable about the wines she was serving and gave us a good description of what we would be tasting. The space was small but would be a great place to unwind after a long day at work. There is also a deck built outside and is dog Friendly. Only thing that might make this a little better is that when you are doing a wine tasting you have to stand at the bar when sitting down and being able to enjoy your tasting would be much better. Still a great event and thanks to KC wine works for making it a success. read more
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2 years ago
My second visit to this winery. Missed out on the flights due to last call being an hour before closing (kinda bummed about that). The flight gives you three tastings of wine for $10. But anyway, I didn't like the wine I ordered, so the lady was nice and switched it out for me. It's a cute, quaint winery in the middle of the city, which is cool. There's always parking too! read more
3 years ago
5 years ago
It was so beautiful and in a great location!! I got the crossroads red and it's got to be one of my new favorites! My husband got a cider he loved as well. We will definitely be going back!! Oh and the wine slushes are too fun! read more
Situated in the Crossroads along with 4 microbreweries and 2 distilleries, KC Wineworks knows how to hold its own! They have definitely raised my wine expectations, considering I was good with the $5 bottles at my local liquor store. So admittedly, my palate could use some refinement. The wine stewards here are both passionate and informative. Their wines are more on the dry side, balanced, and refreshing. I really took to their cider, the Crossroads Apfel, because of the tart finish. You can taste the amazing Jonathan apples. I left with a bottle. I am also a fan of the Traminette and the Chambourcin Rose. Don't just take my word for it though. Come in and have a wine tasting! You'll find it easy to get settled in whether at the bar, on the couch or the high-tops with KC artwork as the backdrop. Happy drinking! read more
7 years ago
This was my first visit to KC Wineworks. Stopped in to checkout their wine and enjoyed learning more about their wines. Had a great chat with one of their highly knowledgeable employees about their wine and their many awards/recognition. They have a chocolate and wine testing too that I plan on checking out. If you've not been here, please check them out. read more
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KC Wineworks is a wonderful surprise in the Crossroads. I am more of a craft beer and spirits guy but have been venturing into wines more recently so when my friend Carey asked if we could stop in there for something before trying the new Thai place nearby I said of course. I didn't realize we were meeting friends of hers there to try a new wine slushie they were testing and her friends were about to leave since it closed in 15 minutes : / I went to the counter and instead of being told anything about their impending closing time lurking around the corner my questions (and I had a lot , lol ) were met by Kelsey and Lindsay with nothing but patience and interesting information about all of the wines crafted On-site and offers of free samples and even the suggestion I purchase a flight of 5 tasters for $7 ($8 for Reserve wines). I said to one of them , "oh but you're closing in a few minutes and I don't want to be one of THOSE guests". I was warmly and sincerely told that they may not let more guests in at that time but anyone inside is welcome to stay and drink and Even continue ordering as long as they'd like. WOW! A first class approach! To top it off all the wines I tried including the 2014 Crossroads white ( blend of 3 grapes also used In their wine slushies) and the 2014 Chambourcin were quite enjoyable. They are even testing a cider that sounded great! So in addition to several great micro-breweries we have a new "winery" in the Crossroads. Maybe with my new found appreciation for wine I'll have to go back and buy a bottle and also give Tannin another try. Vodka seems so 2015 for me now lol! read more
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