Very friendly and welcoming
Knowledgeable of the wines and flavors
Been opened for less than a year, but experienced.
They don't have food but the tastings are definitely a good deal.
Would recommend for sure. read more
We stopped here for a tasting because it was part of the North Texas Wine Trail. We almost missed it - we drove around the block a couple of times before we found the entrance because it isn't that easy to see. There was plenty of free street parking.
The tasting room inside looks like it's still under construction so we were surprised to learn that the location has been open for more than a year. It consists of one large room with most of it blocked off and mismatched chairs in front around a coffee table. Also, there is no bathroom for patrons to use (kind of a problem if you want to sit and drink wine for any length of time). Not the most comfortable setting to bring a group. A homeless guy came in and asked us a question while we were tasting.
The tasting list was short but we liked the two dry red wines a lot in terms of quality. The server was not knowledgeable about wine at all but was attentive. read more
Super nice owner and some great wines!! Not a fan of dry white wines but Rio to Red's was pretty good. But we really loved the Bandit (red blend) for a wine to enjoy with friends and the Sangiovese which will be great with a good steak. The owner (Monte) was super nice to talk to and very knowledgeable about the product he was pouring. Excited to see where things go. So glad we stopped by!! read more