Kenzi is such a greater tour guide for the wine flights. Very tasty. Well priced. Recommend them highly. read more

Santa and Mrs Claus had a wonderful visit with the children before Christmas! Lots of visiting, fun, wine, refreshments and family.

We had just came here right after visiting another winery nearby and this is more like a wine bar, being that it's in town and the other one is out in the boonies. The interior is modern and since it is in town, it was crowded and loud. The wine selection isn't too impressive, we ordered a bottle and they pulled one off the shelf so it was room temperature. It was a sweet wine so I expected it to be cold. They have special section for their wine club members that looks really nice/comfortable but that's closed off for us commoners. read more

Red House Winery - a glass of wine and a bottle of wine - Wineries Near Me - Nacogdoches, Texas

We love our downtown winery, and the great couple that owns it! The staff is helpful, courteous, and friendly. The wines just keep getting better! What a jewel in the oldest town in Texas! The new Sangiovese is definitely an award winner! read more

This is my husband and I's favorite place to go! We are always greeted with such southern hospitality. It's so great to have a place that sells real wine in town. Plus they have live music sometimes as well as fun events! We have been wine club members since the beginning and we love the perks that go along with that. I totally appreciate the fact that the don't carry the typical grape varietals. The Tempranillo is my favorite!! We love Red House!! read more

This isn't at all a winery wedding oak makes their wine. It's a way for them to have a vine club charge folks money and get around Tabc because Nacogdoches has nothing else. Great decorations poor class in wine and people.. read more

Amazing place! So cute & comfy! We stopped in for a couple glasses of wine & BBQ from the food truck in the parking lot. Family friendly with kids playing outside & intimate inside for a nice date by the fireplace. The Texas wines are great with a variety of sweet & dry in white, rose or red. Stop by this gem! read more

Visited Red House Winery for the first time this weekend while in town visiting. As members of other wine clubs and wine enthusiasts, we were excited to see a place for wine tastings in Nacogdoches. The ambiance was charming and out of the four wines we tasted, we did find ourselves loving one of them. However, we were disappointed to see that there was only one person giving tastings when there was about 12 customers. One of our favorite things about wine tastings is getting to have dialogue with the person giving the tastings in order to get a good understanding of the wine, how and where it was produced, etc. Unfortunately, that wasn't possible here with just one person behind the bar on a Saturday afternoon (holiday weekend). Also, we were surprised to find that not only did we feel rushed during the tasting, but we also only got to taste 4 wines. From our experience at tastings throughout Texas and beyond, we've typically got to taste at least 5 wines during a tasting. The lady giving our tasting was pleasant; however, we felt she definitely needed some back-up help in order for customers to have a truly pleasant experience. We did appreciate that she offered us chocolates, crackers, and provided a cup of water. As SFA alumni that plan to continue to visit Nac for many more years, we sure hope to see this business continue to do well. Our recommendations would just be to have additional staff during tasting room hours that are good at conversing with customers, add a 5th tasting to the $12 tasting, and ensure that customers feel welcome to take their time when having a tasting. read more

Nice place to visit. The young lady we did our gasting with was very sweet and helpfu.. we enjoyed the wines. We p,an to visit again soon. The atmosphere was quiet and relaxing read more

The oldest town in Texas has many legends and stories to tell. Who would have thought back in 1779 that Nacogdoches and the surrounding east Texas region would one day be leading the charge of some great wines for the area? Welcome to the 21st century! Located in a renovated 120-year old building in the historic downtown area is a new chapter of storytelling for Nacogdoches, Red House Winery. Owners Jacob and Rikki Leigh Willoughby began the winery back in 2015. Opened last May, the tasting room offers visitors the opportunity to experience some fantastic quality wines, art work, and friendly people that add to this city's natural charm. Mike Henry from Wedding Oak Winery has been providing invaluable mentoring to the Willoughby's. With the famous Penny Adams providing top notch winemaking for them, they have certainly gotten off to a great start! Currently, Red House Winery does small productions of about 1500 cases. Their tasting menu is divided into flights of Red, White, and New Releases. For the whites, we first tried the 2018 Roussanne. The floral aromas are quite enticing and it's a blend of Roussanne and Riesling! The 2018 Floral Blanc is a Trebbiano/Vermentino blend with some slight residual sugar. It exhibits notes of the best of both grapes and when chilled makes for a great summer time sipper. For the 2016 vintage of 1779, this is a blend of 40% Orange Muscat, 40% Riesling, and 21% Muscat Canelli. This would be a great pairing for some spicy East Texas chili! The last white we tried was the 2016 Sweet Azalea. This raspberry hued Riesling/Muscat/Tempranillio blend is fabulous on its own or as an after-dinner sweet wine. For the reds, we started out with the 2017 Tempranillo. A little tight at first, but once it begins to open you know this will be a great pairing for a fine ribeye. The 2016 Sangiovese is a shining star in their lineup. With a touch of Touriga Nacional, Dolcetto, and Cabernet Sauvignon, its rich and earthy texture is to die for! The 2016 Rebellion Red is a blend of 55% Montepulciano and 45% Dolcetto. This well-balanced red blend expresses itself well with lovely aromas and flavors. Finally, you'll be in for another stellar treat with their dry 2018 Rosato di Sangiovese. Mixed in with 10% Cinsault grape, this will make you a believer in the beauty of Texas Rose's. If you end up being a wine club member, the owners have established a very spacious and relaxing lounge area in the back for you to sip and enjoy your wine in style. This a great addition to downtown Nacogdoches and we look forward to more stops in our future wine treks out here! When in the area, do stop in and visit and enjoy their wines, we think you will be very pleased. read more