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Texas Wine Collective

4.3 (271 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Karen C.

What a beautiful venue. Customer service out of this world. Everyone so very friendly and helpful with selections. A beautiful atmosphere. Tastings were great and the small eats were great too. What a fun little get away for a girls day trip!

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John D.

Awesome tastings!!! The selection is very unique from Reds to Whites!!! A more elegant setting but very unique!!!

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Judy B.

Experienced the Hidden Pour. After breaking the code to get in the door, Brad had great wine and stories for us. He is such a foodie, mixologist, and story teller. We love any experience with him. The room was great. Fun stuff on the walls. Great wine and cider. Just do it.

Light and sweet tasting 7/11/25
Tess D.

Beautiful menu, lovely staff and wine that makes you need to take a few bottles home! We had a tasting with Collin - a retired chef whose tasting explanations and Texas history took our experience to the next level! We did the light & sweet and The Collective tasting and we each took a bottle home. We also had the pleasure of meeting Randy and trying his Porch Pounder white - we also took a bottle of this home! Highly recommended and great wine club with lots of benefits. Absolutely visit TWC!

Cider tasting

We started the wine trip by tasting the Texas style wines . The wine selection was nice and had plenty of options. The service was great and they even offered us a cider sample, which led us to order a cider tasting . The cider tasting was amazing and had unique tastings !

Pete R.

This was one of our stops on a wine tour conducted by Keidel Wine Tours. It was our first stop of the day, and since it was a weekday it was not crowded at all. We spent about an hour and a half during this tasting. The wines were a combination of selections from 3 different Texas wineries and all the ones we tasted were very good. Bobbi, our sommelier, did an amazing job of describing why the Collective was different from other traditional wineries and was extremely knowledgeable of all 3 winery offerings. There are 3 different tasting offerings (red only, combo red/white, and light/sweet) we chose the combo and were not disappointed. We ended up buying a bottle of the Italian Field Blend ifb (white) from McPherson Cellars and the Lost Oak Cabernet Sauvignon. There are outdoor tables where you can bring lunch and eat while enjoying your wines as well. A smaller winery that is very personal and friendly. Ask for Bobbi as your sommelier!

Outdoor area

The service was wonderful and the wine recommendations were amazing. The grounds are beautiful. This is a very nice place to just hang out and relax in a beautiful space.

Jenna W.

I came here 2 years ago and had an amazing time. There was live music and the patio was bustling. I've thought about it ever since. We came back today and did not have that experience. The servers were rude and condescending. They met us on the patio, didn't even let us enter before they said "how can we help you" as if they were confused why we were there. We walked in and said we wanted to get a few bottles and enjoy the patio. She told us to move out of the entrance (literally no one was there) and continued to be rude and snippy. No one was there. The patio was empty. Not live music. And the food truck was closed. Just not the best experience and honestly we almost left immediately when the servers were so rude. However, Randy (?) with Texas Wanderer was so nice and saved the place.

Glass of holiday red
Brian B.

After being told we couldn't get a glass of wine at Grape Creek Vineyards (jerks!!), we ventured over to the Texas Wine Collective. The woman who greeted was super nice and welcoming; a complete 180 from the jerk at Grape Creek. She walked us to the serving area so we could order. After perusing the menu, I settled on the holiday red. The wine was great. We went out to their sitting area which was very spacious. They had a musician performing which added to the pleasant experience. I thoroughly enjoyed this place and will definitely visit again

Semhar M.

Fun winery with large open patio seating and kid friendly outdoor space. We decided to do their flight sample with a mix of whites and reds. I enjoyed everything. The Meritage 2021 was my favorite! Lovely winery to visit in Fredericksburg.

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Lexi H.

We came for the wine tasting on a Sunday with Brad. He was very informative and shared some of his background and resources he uses. We had 5 wines and a bonus one to taste along with 5 local cheeses. My mom isn't a big wine person and he was very accommodating to find different wines she'd be more interested in. I'll be back for sure. I've come before when they had live music and it's a great ambiance on the patio and photo moments.

food and wine is the best
Charles B.

Awesome best ever. wide variety and great prices. tons of space. chill. laid back. friendly people who are nice to

Lump crab cake with green papaya salad paired with Lost Oak Quartet
Jennifer C.

Great members events at the Texas Wine Collective. I was lucky to get invited, and their wine and food paring is such a fun way to spend a Summer afternoon with friends! Giving it 4 due to the hospitality. Given that it's a members event, I thought they'd recognize some of their members and respect all group members. We were guests of several members and when there was a "special red" being offered at the bar, half of our group was ignored. The gentleman serving only directed his attention to 3 ladies and ignored us again when another one of our friends joined the group. He offered the new joiner a pour while continuing to ignore us even though we were part of the same friends group and chatting with our friends. The wine was good, the (lack of) hospitality left much to be desired so we turned down the chance to go to their tasting room; instead opted to drive to another winery in search of better service. We prefer supporting local businesses with people who are friendly, courteous and inclusive.

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Great variety and customer service. Having four wineries under one roof is a real advantage for success.

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Ask the Community - Texas Wine Collective

Can you bring your own picnic?

Yes, you are allowed to bring food/picnic.

Pet friendly outdoor?

absolutely. we were there yesterday with our pooch. TWC even came around with dog treats and took pictures for their social media. They asked of course. Have fun!

Cost of tasting?

It depends on which flight you choose. Our light and sweet flight is $18, our cellar select is $20 and our reserve red is $22. Each flight includes 5 wines.

Is it small dog friendly?

The outside grounds are pup friendly. There are ample places to sit outside and their is a pavilion with seating as well.

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“We ended up buying a bottle of the Italian Field Blend ifb (white) from McPherson Cellars and the Lost Oak Cabernet Sauvignon.”

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