In operation for 6 years, the hospitality and vibes here are iconically Texan…read more A beautiful property with colorful planters, hummingbird feeders, ample seating...try a wine tasting: $15 for 6 samples. My partner and I shared (2) samplings so that we could try nearly everything on the menu. We enjoy the artichoke, spinach dip as an accompaniment to the tasting and then took a glass outdoors to enjoy the swing out back. We will certainly return - if in the area again - and highly recommend to others!

What a wonderful place with wonderful owners! Convenient location, great wine, warm atmosphere…read more Stop here and be glad you did.

Found this little gem today. Decided to go try it out on a nice Friday afternoon. I never would…read morehave known it was there. We were greeted by the friendly staff when we walked in. We did the wine tasting. You get to pick 5 wines for 10$. We also ordered the charcuterie pretzel board. It was absolutely wonderful. It had a huge soft pretzel on it with salami, 2 different kinds of cheese, grapes, nuts, pickles, olives, melted queso and ground mustard everything on it tasted great. They even have a butter board. We will have to try it next time. It was a beautiful sunny day so we chose to sit outside. We will definitely be going back soon.

Very good wines made locally. The selection is great, and the service is on point. They are known…read morefor hosting food trucks and musical events. It's a nice atmosphere. They're offer weekly specials and a military discount.​

We're from the DFW area visiting friends and this place was spectacular! The pizza was great and…read moreyou can really taste the freshness of the veggies. Truly one of the best farm-to-table places I've been to!

We stopped in for lunch. The pizza and wine were delicious. Calie was our server and she was…read moreawesome. We will stop in again when in Cisco. The atmosphere was friendly and inviting.

Brenda was the perfect host! It was so fun to roam around the property and see the grapes on the…read morevine and Bandit the dog is a sweetheart too. It's a bit of a drive out there, but so worth it!

Had some business in Comanche to take care of ... yes I know very small town.... Who has to go to…read moreComanche?!? I was with a friend of mine who had no idea this awesome little spot was even around. From the time you drive in to the property you feel like you are being transported to a whole different place. It is absolutely beautiful. We were the only ones there and it was so nice to sit outside and enjoy the birds and beautiful scenery while we had our wine. I ordered a glass of their Tempranillo and my friend ordered the Comanche Rose. Both were absolutely delish. We were greeted at the door and she was very knowledgeable about all the different wines they had. Which is great because a lot of times it doesn't happen like that. Absolutely will be back and will also visit the one in Fredericksburg

This winery is amazing. We have gone off and on for a few years. The wines have received many…read moremedals because they are so good. I was a member of a neighboring wine club but I leave half the year and they couldn't store my wine. Brennan said no problem! They will keep mine wine until I return. We had a charcuterie board and it was really good! The people working at the winery are top notch! The ambiance is great. Brian was in the tasting room and Marsha called me the next day after signing up for the wine club.

Lucky Vines Vineyard is a true gem! I was looking for a relaxing spot to enjoy my birthday and we…read morestopped by on a Saturday afternoon. Not too crowded and the service was impeccable. The staff is very hardworking and accommodating. They have a great family-friendly atmosphere where our kids enjoyed feeding the goats, cows, and "Tater" the tortoise. My husband is not a wine drinker, so it was even better that they have their own brewery and the beer is good. We'll be back soon!

Zero stars. I assume she was the owner who denied get inside my husband's services dog. She said He…read morecannot enter because he has hair, my husband mentioned that he is a services dog ADA diabetes alert. She said NO people complained about it. I am posting a picture from ice cream shop, That's how he is one day before inside a ice cream shop. The winery was empty. We left after I hear he has hair LOL. Everyone has hair. She needs to be more acknowledge by the law. https://www.ada.gov/resources/service-animals-2010-requirements/

What a gem of a place in downtown Brownwood, TX. We were in town for business and were looking for…read morea quiet place to find a glass of wine and relax. We were greeted by the winemaker when we entered and she was more than happy to let us sample a few of the wines to see which bottle we wanted to buy. They also have a menu of delicious small plates of appetizers. We tried the Stuffed Figs, Salmon Toast, Brie Puffs and the Sweet and Spicy Salmon toast between the two days we visited. All of the dishes were amazing. Maybe the best thing of all is that 10 Mile is dog friendly so our pug was able to come in and relax with us!

The wine is excellent, the food pairs well, and the owners are so much fun, very much enjoyed our…read morevisit. We came every day we were in town. This place is a must! Stop by grab wine, relax, enjoy an appetizer and good folks. Plus it is pet friendly!

We came with a group for a wine tasting and just to enjoy some greenery outside of Midland/Odessa…read more Staying in San Angelo so it was only 20 minutes away. The tasting was great, through explanations and the wine was quite tasty. The vino verde and Montepulciano were the crowd favorites. Also the random thunderstorm was the icing on the cake. We can't wait to make it back!

Sunday, March 3rd, was our "150th MONTH-I-VERSARY", we wanted to Celebrate but didn't come up with…read morewhat to do. A week before we finally agreed lets Celebrate at a Winery in the area with our Sunday School Class we asked them where would be a good Winery to check out - and you all are invited. Various places were suggested. We heard the name of one place in particular - Christoval Vineyards. My Wife and I stated that we would announce the location soon and it will be scheduled for next Sunday. That same day we went out to Christoval Vineyards and discovered why friends in our Class suggested this place. It is Absolutely Beautiful everywhere you look. We drove up to the Tasting Room and spoke with the Owner, Wendi Neff and the Assistant Manager, Isabel. We talked about what we wanted to do. Wendi explained that they are also open to the Public but can provide an area for our get together Celebration. We sampled some of their Award Winning Wine and chose Five types and Meat & Cheese Platters along with Sodas, Coffee & Water. They said that we could bring Desserts. While we were there we also joined their Wine Club and became Members. During our discussion with Wendi some of our Sunday School classmates were at the Winery enjoying Breakfast and Wine. We joined them and also had Breakfast; a Cheese Omelet stuffed with various items of my choice - it was loaded, and prepared by their Chef in the Covered Patio area. I shared my Omelet with my Wife and she loved it as much as I did - and we tried another glass of Wine, Sparkling Almond, which we added to our list for our Celebration. When we arrived back to the house, I prepared a flyer via email to announce our "150th Month-i-versary" Celebration at Christoval Vineyards that takes place the next Sunday from 1:30 to 3:30pm (or later). The Wines we chose were Angelo Red, Rendezvous, Angelo Blush, Petite Sirah, Angelo White & Sparkling Almond (3-Red & 3-White). We also chose an 'Epicurean Meat & Cheese Platter'; a generous assortment of handpicked, Specialty & Cured Meats. Served with Artisan Crackers, Olives, Fresh Grapes and an assortment of other Seasonal Items. I also printed off some copies of 'How Nancy and I Met' and planned to hand them out to everyone who attends. This is actually the First of our many Stories. We had an overwhelming response to our invite. I contacted Wendi and informed her on how many will attend, ordered unlimited Meat & Cheese Platters and Wine. We decided to bring Desserts for everyone, assorted 'Cake Pops' that my Wife suggested. On Saturday my Lovely Wife had picked up the Desserts at various stores throughout the San Angelo area and came back with 80 assorted Cake Pops, Chocolate, Strawberry (which is birthday cake) and Cookies & Cream. The Vette-Jet is all shiny and ready to Cruise to Christoval Vineyards, which we did and arrived by 1pm to help set-up the area. We are Inside the Tasting Room that also has a Covered Patio with many tables. The Tasting Room also has a lawn area with several tables set up with Beautiful Views of the Winery. Lots of area for our get together and also open to the public. Everyone started arriving and signed there names to Special Name Tags we prepared for them. This enables them to enjoy the Wine and Meat & Cheese in various areas of the Tasting Room and Covered Patio. The Epicurean Meat & Cheese Platters are Beautifully Presented and everyone is enjoying them. The Staff here is keeping them Freshly Filled and the bottles of Wine being replaced when emptied. This was the Perfect Way to Celebrate our "150th Month-i-versary". Everyone had a lot of fun and enjoyed lots of Meats & Cheeses, like 14 Platters, and a lot of Wine was consumed - and the Cake Pops were the Perfect Choice for our Dessert. We also gave some Cake Pops to the Staff, along with some "Special Bow-Tie" Awards for all that they do - Very Well Deserved. There was a few others that were not part of our group that I gave some Cake Pops to enjoy because they were a delight to talk too. You meet the Best People at Wineries - Everyone has Fun. With only a few days notice, our 150th Month-i-versary Celebration could not of been any better. Christoval Vineyards has the Best Wines around and they Grow the Grapes and Bottle themright here on site. Check-em out on Facebook and On=Line - and join their Wine Club - it cost nothing. They also have Scheduled Entertainment on certain week-ends and events, wine tours and tastings - and even Cruises for the Wine Club Members. This Place Is AWESOME. My Wife and I, along with everyone who Celebrated with us, are Extremely Happy with everything Christoval Vineyards provided for our Special Occasion. And a Special Thank You goes out to all our Friends - We Love You All. Happy 150th Month-i-versary Baby - Love You Bunches & VineyardMunches.

Stopped in here before grabbing a late lunch on the square and it is such a beautiful hidden gem…read more They have flight options, or by the glass. You can also go check out the back for a tour and wine tasting. There is also a patio out back that is tranquil and beautiful. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable about flavor profiles and can quickly determine what would best suit your tastes. Light fare food options to pair with the wines. Would stop in again if in the area!

We ALWAYS enjoy visiting Wedding Oak Winery in San Saba. Sometimes the owner or winemaker is there…read more The host who serves the tasting is always nice. Warm ambiance and friendly atmosphere! Highly recommend!

Mead is really good! Service was great as well. Was sad to see only one other person in there…read moreoutside of the small group I was with. Def worth checking out. They also have a TON of games to play.

This place is a true hidden gem in the truest sense. Easy to miss little place on middle of the…read moreblock with not much more than a mural on the wall and small dragon sign out front on the street side. Almost a whole in the wall kind of place but that not fully. It's actually a big place inside with more additions and expansions taking place in the coming months within the building space according to co-owner Ronald Poston. This place is all decked out in biking decor and garb, really cool to be honest. From floor to ceiling its got swag from Viking/Norsk lineage and history/culture all over. He sells tons of this stuff every month as well aside from his mead business. Ronald is a character let me tell you. He is the kind of guy I could talk to for hours about mead making, life, family, struggles, anything. He is just a very open and kind guy who also makes darn good mead (a "mazer" is a mead maker FYI). Ron told me his goal there is to be a 100% judgement-free place where anyone and everyone can come in, grab a bottle off tap (3 at any one time), or one of 15+ flavors of mead by the 12 oz bottle. He makes 54 different flavors of mead mind you! I sampled 5 small shots worth at his tasting table while we spoke about the business. I then bought 5 more bottles myself to try later on. He even was kind enough to toss in (for free) a special not yet released 8 oz Jalapeno mead which turned out to be absolutely awesome in my book. Nothing quite like it. Ron is part mad-scientist, but also an artist in his unique craft of mead production and experience. Mind you that mead is not like beer or wine! It is distinctly different and that being said, mead often is something that nonbeer and wine drinkers get into. Liking one or the other does not mean you will like mead, it does not mean you will hate it either, just don't make assumptions until you try it. Ronald is making things in the most traditional manner possible, no sulfites, preservatives, no filtering or anything of that nature. He keeps his product as natural and authentic to tradition as possible. The ABV range in his mead is 13-18% so he usually does not force anymore than half a bottle on any of his customers given the strength of just 1 small bottle. He even told me his goal is to offer a memorable and pleasing experience with great-tasting mead as part of it, not to get people trashed and suck them dry of cash. That statement rang out to me, this is a guy who cares about his business his product, and his people. Impressive! He and his wife have an amazing background academically and professionally, but also the timeline in how they got to where they are now. I will not spoil that story but you gotta ask Ron to tell it, its a goodie!