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.

Even in the winter....LOVE coming to Valley Mills Vineyard. Weather is perfect! Today was a little…read morerain but they have plenty of covered seating.

Absolutely gorgeous grounds but ... how you gonna have such a major staircase at a winery lol BE…read moreCAREFUL. I drank a glass of their moscato and liked it but their tastings were pretty light and it was 4 for 20$ which seemed like west coast prices. If they were better pours I wouldn't be complaining. A nice little charcuterie. Needs more outdoor seating. The young ladies working were nice.

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/

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.

This place is an absolute must visit for any Texas wine lover!…read more Smaller vineyard sure but what they have is picturesque and gorgeous. Seating inside the 3600 square foot tasting room and bar area or out back along the vineyard seating and covered patio space. Take your pick and enjoy a wine flight or a glass. Wine apple cider, sangria, blush wine, frozen wine, dessert wine, and many other fantastic wines to please every palate. The Swag Cab and Roussanne really wow'd me most I gotta say. But everything I tasted was very good. The wine cider also really surprised me as to how good that was without being too sweet as many beer ciders are. The staff here are amazing. They treat you like best friends even on the first visit. So welcoming and kind, open and hospitable. It's cool to see how people come in here and just relax, chill out, sit at tables with charcuterie plates and bottles of wine to simply take a load off a socialize. It's the epitome of what a chill, easy going weekend should look like (and taste like). For being in business for not quite 3 years yet, these guys have their act together with great service, a great venue space and amazing wine across the board. Ya just gotta go here and see it yourself.

We stopped here on the way from mother neff state park on a Sunday. The indoor seating area is…read morereally nice, lots of patio space too. The menus didn't include any tasting notes other than dry or sweet, and our server didn't really know much about the wine. We tried a build your own flight and a mocktail though. Nice place to grab a glass of wine and some charcuterie after a hike. The chilled white wine blend was our favorite, however, the reds (made from their grapes) we tried missed the mark. Not sure we'd come back for the wine.

Headed to Red Caboose for the second winery of the day. Make sure you know which one you are going…read moreto. They have a tasting room that's open daily - this is the actual vineyard that is open on Saturdays. We arrived and thought the place was maybe closed. The dog (buddy - good luck finding your dad) greeted us. We stood around in the "shop" area for 2-3 minutes before we started to look for someone. The actual "tasting" bar is down near the outside patio. We found the hostess and were the only ones there. $15 for 6 tastes (we got 7 since another club member bottle had been opened previously). Pours are on the light side. The wines are generally dry red, but some sweet options are available. The hostess was fine - but was rather dry/dull. We ended up purchasing a bottle and sipping a glass outside on the patio. The view is quite nice and it's relaxing. A few other guests arrived after we finished our tasting - but it was far from busy (we drove by the other location on our way and it was full). A good winery stop for the day - bring some snacks and grab a bottle to hang out on the patio.

Recommended by a coworker, I visited Red Caboose around 3pm on a Saturday. The weather was perfect…read moreso we sat outside overlooking the grapevines, an spectacular 360 view of the country and the beautiful winery building. We were served by the owner, Gary. He is so friendly and knowledgeable, he designed everything on the winery so I would drive all the way to Meridian just to listen to him. Now the wines; the wines were interesting and reasonably priced. I particularly liked La Reina Tempranillo, Melrot and the Cab/Tempranillo blend. We tried around 7 wines in total, all of them (I'm not kidding) are really good wines. We stayed with dry reds so don't know about their whites. I loved the unpretentious setting and rustic ambiance, definitely will be back!

Visited here on a school trip-- shoutout University of Houston's Texas Wine Country Experience!,…read moreand absolutely loved it! Lots of history in the building itself, as well as the wines they produce! If you plan to visit J.W. Hardin, expect great tasting wines, THE BEST truffle cheese, and a perfectly personalized tasting experience with Rebecca and her team!

What a lovely space in historic downtown Comanche. The restoration work is incredible and it truly…read morehas a blend of history with a sense of country chic down to a tee. There's a good variety of wines to choose from and the staff are incredibly friendly and hospitable. I had a glass of the Malbec while there and it is a very flavorful Texas Malbec. If wine's not your thing, they are connected to a brewery next door, so grab a beer and bring it over to this space with your wine-loving friends. There was a food truck outside on the square and we brought our food inside to eat while enjoying our wine. I took a bottle to go as well to enjoy back in Austin. If you're in Comanche, take in some history and some stellar wine with a stop at J.W. Hardin!

Wonderful Texas wine, delicious wood-fired pizza, and a comfortable atmosphere- I can't wait to…read moremake my way back out there to visit again!

Great selection of wines. Love the wood fire pizza. Our favorite is the Gwertstaminerread more

Beautiful winery! Such a great find! Beautiful Spot and…read moreamazing wine for any palate. My faves are the Aglianico, Rose Aglianico, Chardonnay. But to be honest they were all good. I will definitely be back for more wine and great conversation.

Be sure to say hi to "the Renaissance man" proprietor and vinter Gary McKibben…read more Gary is passionate about his wines, ports and spirits and as well he should be as many are gold medal winners and served in expense-account steakhouses across central and North Texas. We had a great evening enjoying the incredible tasting room vibes, comfortable space, friendly staff and incredible vino on a Saturday night. Follow the Red Caboose Facebook page for their special events / we enjoyed Adam Hull on guitar playing Christmas tunes. Lastly - don't miss the super foodie charcuterie tray and my personal favorite wine - the Jan Tempranillo

Nothing here was good. In fact, the whites, which is all my wife drinks, were SO awful. It's a cute…read morespot and the server tried but I guess you can't do wine in Texas.