Finally had some time to stop in off Main street and try their wine. Sean was an excellent server…read more They also have another shop across the river that has only their wines. This shop has a few of their wines and others from OR, WA, CA, etc. Cool place with high ceilings - historic. We tried their red blend and it was very nice.

Beautiful location, friendly staff and live music. The stonework reminds me of something out of a…read morestorybook. I highly recommend you stop by!

Excellent gem of a winery and the only reason I came here is because the the lost Maples State Park…read moreis closed because they're currently full. But the best Texas Cabernet I've had to date.

Swung by here on our way back home after the hike at Lost Maples State Park. We felt we had earned…read moresome wine after hiking the East trail. We were greeted by Chris- due to covid they had a set up outside where bottles were available for purchase. He offered free tastings of any wine before purchasing. They had ample seating under the oak trees, as well as seating around the pond. They're pet friendly, and you can bring in outside food/snacks. We tried a few of the wines and they were all tasty, although our favorite was the polvadeau vin obsession which was an amazing merlot. Their wines range in price from $22-$65, so they have a variety of wines for whatever your price point is. Gorgeous atmosphere, delicious wine, and friendly service. Be sure to check out this amazing winery!

This is one of our favorite Saturdays!…read more Shop in Comfort, Tx shops in the morning, and then head to this gem of a vineyard in the afternoon! GREAT wine and good food and nice people. Beautiful setting and music acts that are great. I actually feel like I am telling too many people about this... like I am sharing this awesome secret- but it's too good not to share!

Great Vineyard, Frustrating Food Experience…read more This was our first visit to Singing Waters Vineyard, and the property itself is absolutely darling. The setting is beautiful, the staff at the vineyard were friendly and welcoming, and the wine was tasty. We really enjoyed the atmosphere and time with friends. However, the food truck experience was a big letdown and honestly the main reason we're hesitant to return. I paid $12 for a hot dog combo (pictured)--just a single hot dog and a small bag of chips. That price felt excessive for what we received. The kids' burger was $8 and was tiny...about the size of a quarter dollar with melted cheese and chips. The value just wasn't there. What made things worse was the service. Our friends ordered the exact same food right before us and received theirs much earlier. We waited about 40 minutes longer for the same order. It was frustrating, and it did make us wonder if my earlier comment about the hot dog price being extreme played a role. The kids were all still hungry. The vineyard itself is lovely and worth visiting, but I strongly recommend reconsidering the food truck setup...either pricing, portions, or vendor choice. The food experience didn't match the quality of the venue, and it definitely affected our overall impression.

Don't be confused- there are no vineyards here and it is NOT A WINERY. The atmosphere is rustic…read morehovel. Bare wood rafters, linoleum flooring and a crappy looking bar in the center. Plastic chairs treat you to a view of the highway. The barista- she was a not a sommelier- did nothing but complain to the solo customer at "The Bar" and cry about how her life sucked. There was not even any music to drown out her whining. Yeah, real professional. She was just a "wine pourer". Their are no "tastings" to be had here. Even if I needed a place to "get drunk" on wine I wouldn't choose here- the prices are ridiculously high. Seriously. A bottle of the same varietal and label was cheaper at H-E-B than it was for a GLASS of it here. The Cabernet I had tasted stale and old- almost musty/moldy. The wines did not appear to come from the vaunted "Cibola Creek Vineyards" (if that even exists). Sort of like a smattering of varietals purchased at H-E-B or Costco and up-charged to sell to here. I've been to wineries around the world: from Germany to Portugal and from France to Napa Valley... and this is not a winery- it's just a bar. I looked out back- no vineyards either- just cedar's and weeds. It's a bar that serves expensively priced, average tasting wine in a bar-like setting. Not the cleanest place either. The atmosphere is rustic hovel. Bare wood rafters, linoleum flooring and a crappy looking bar in the center. Plastic chairs treat you to a view of highway 16. The place looked and felt like a shot and a beer establishment. Where's the mechanical bull? We felt cheated and gouged. $45 for two glasses of mediocre wine and 2 chicken satay skewers. We won't be going back. A bad business idea for Pipe Creek.

Hey Pipe Creek! We have a wine bar!! That cute little building beside the Shell on 16! I have…read moredriven by this place at least a million times -- but stopped in this weekend to check it out. Let me tell you -- worth the check out! First I need to give a shout out to Emily and Bronson -- they were very warm and welcoming, you can tell that they like where they work and that definitely makes a difference in the service industry. The inside is also warm and welcoming -- great decor, lots of seating (a couch!), and a great big bar with barstools in the middle of it all. It was really cold and rainy out, so we opted to stick inside for this visit, but they have fire pits in the back area, with tables and chairs and twinkle lights and all -- they even offer blankets and s'more fixin's to go with it. We tried their housemade Sangria and it was perfect. Just the right amount of sweetness. We also ordered the Charcuterie Plate -- they do not skimp on the goodness. Salami, ham, prosciutto, 3 kinds of cheeses (including brie!), different types of crackers, hummus, green grapes, red grapes, strawberries...I'm telling you, legit. I probably even missed listing some of the items, the spread was that extensive. Word on the street is they've brought some killer sliders to the menu recently, as well, so will be returning to try those ASAP. We were there in the early afternoon, so we did not get to experience this, but they have live music in the evenings and a trivia/karaoke night on Thursdays, we were told. Quite a nice little social meeting place they're building in this community. Go check 'em out! P.S. You have to see the bathroom walls. Pretty darn cute :)

There's such a beautiful energy about this place. Looks like a tiny house from the road, but the…read moreback half of this little country chic gem opens into a large patio filled with sitting under or out of the sun. The wine is delicious, and the owner is friendly. If you are looking to explore the Texas hill country, Joanne Marie and Me is a MUST. This place is meant to be savored not rushed. Last time, I was here they had a live band; yesterday, they had a great 80s playlist.

The service and ambience is just the best. My favorite place on weekends when the weather is great,…read morelistening to awesome music. I love the boutique! I always manage to find something I love!

Beautiful location!!!! It feels like you are in Tuscany! Lovely service with indoor and outdoor…read morefacilities. The outside patio has umbrellas for shade as well. I am in love with the Tempranillo!!! If you want a wine tasting, I highly recommend Bending Branch. They also have bourbons. Great place and low key. Love it!!!

My wife and were with some friends winery hopping this past weekend and they suggested Bending…read moreBranch as it is a distillery as well. Me being more of a whiskey drinker and less a wine sipper, jumped at the opportunity. So off we go. Due to the Texas heat, we stayed indoors, but the outside area was nice. While the others opted for wine fights, I went for the a whiskey flight. I had a nice 4 glass pour and the spirits were good. Even bought a bottle. ChickenDuck Eclipse Ed. was its name. Great taste but even better story. This particular selection was bottled for the April 2024 eclipse and our son and daughter in law got engaged on that day in nearby Mountain Home, Tx just as the eclipse was starting. I finished off with an old fashioned - so good. The wife and friends liked their wine tasting, but nothing like having a drink and a story to go with it.

I visited this highly rated wine tasting room when I was visiting Boerne for the weekend. I was…read morethe first to arrive around 130pm, but about 4 other couples walked in not 10 mins after me. It was a fairly hot day for the end of winter, so I chose to sit inside. They have a handful of high top tables and about 17 different wines on the tasting menu. The prices for the bottles range from $24 - $165. One interesting note, the grapes are currently grown in Lubbock due to the water shortage in this area, but they have some vines that are being replanted on this property so maybe in a few years they will be ready. They do have some snacks to try/purchase in the cold case, and more dry snacks that aren't refrigerated on the other side of the room. Since we hadn't eaten lunch yet, we grabbed a meat and cheese from the refrigerated case for $10 Restrooms are in a side building adjacent to the tasting room building. I tried the El Jardin, Albarino, Cinsaut, Sangiovese, Mourvedre, and Cabernet Franc. We also sampled a 1/2 pour of the Nectar du Terroir which is a fortified dessert wine instilled with brandy. I liked it but just be warned that it is strong at 17%. El Jardin - light white wine easy to drink; would go well with seafood Cinsaut - sort of like a pinot noir but slightly bitter Sangiovese - fruity similar to cinsaut but not as bitter Mourvedre - tasted similar to cinsaut but slightly better Cabernet franc - the best of the bunch, pretty smooth Overall, we enjoyed our experience here but are not huge wine drinkers and didn't really find one we were in love with. We didn't end up taking home any bottles but will always enjoy the memories. One note, their wine is reportedly not sold at liquor stores, but it is sent to select wine bars throughout Texas, so you may find it in your town; otherwise, the only other ways to get it is through their website, or by visiting the tasting room just outside of Boerne. They do not have a tasting room in Lubbock where the grapes are grown.

Terrific views while enjoying a great bottle of Texas Albariño at Saint Tryphon. Truly charming…read moreambiance sitting on the patio outside the small tasting room enjoying the hills and the roses and the sun lowering late in the afternoon. The owner/winemaker and his wife were incredibly hospitable and kind. One of our favorite stops along our journey through Boerne and Fredericksburg.

I really enjoyed the wine tasting here, all the reds were delicious and it's so cool drinking wine…read morefrom grapes grown where you are. The service was top noche, she always came to pour the next sample as I finished the previous tasting. The menu itself is very open, beautiful indoor tasting room with large windows, and a great patio. The clubhouse is for members only and not open to the public during the weekend. That's where the have live music on the weekends and a great view of the vines while enjoying the tastings. I'll def looking into becoming a member because the wine is great and the clubhouse looks super cool!

If you drive here you must be a member club to visit the property they are offering. I wish they…read morepromoted that on their website. Members Club Only. Also no family centered , only 21 and up. At least you are a member club, I do not recommend to visit. Not worth the drive.

Tried Nobleman's Wines at a pop up event in Austin. Really enjoyed the dry white Picpoul Blanc…read morewhich was not too sweet and the 2020 Mourvèdre red blend. All of the berries are grown in Lubbock, Texas and the vineyard production is in Kerrville, Texas where they also have tastings. The wines are currently sold directly with them or as part of their wine club. The owner, Austin, originally from Texas worked in Napa for a while before he and his wife, Katie. opened Nobleman's in 2019. Austin was eager to answer all my questions and share his knowledge- he put on a great tasting event for us- give him a call for more info.

Such a great winery! Austin is so knowledgeable & passionate about wine; it's a genuine pleasure to…read morelisten to him talk about his vision. I hesitate to recommend because I want Noblemen all to myself. :-)