I will frequent more often as they have now secured Dallas Shumaker who knows more about wine than…read moreRobert Mondavi I would have thought Dallas was headed to Napa or France but I am so glad he is here because I will send others to go to this wonderful place to buy and taste wines that desire to win every award on the planet. Please ask for Dallas if you want an experience of a lifetime and recommend the perfect wine for food pairings or just to enjoy on a summer eve with you significant partner.

Our favorite mid-Missouri vinter, Tom's white wine's are out of this world good, and his red's rich…read morein flavor. Using a mix of imported and Missouri grapes, his knowledge of flavor development and combinations are award-winning in our estimation. Best wines, beautiful setting, gracious host/vinter, very reasonable prices.

Best wine I've ever had. Kudos to the winemaker. Especially the reds were awesome. Wish I could buy…read moreback home.

We had such a relaxing time at Triple 3 Vineyard! We sat outside and enjoyed the Oathbreaker wine,…read morebread and dipping oil, and a chicken sandwich. Everything was tasty and the staff were very friendly. We can't wait to make another trip to Triple 3!

We love Adam Puchta Winery. This is usually my group's first stop when we visit Hermann. They are…read morefamous for their frozen wine slushies that are very popular with my ladies groups. On this visit, we tried the Strawberry Rita slushy (it was too sweet for my taste but sweet wine/slushy drinkers would love it). We also did tasting flights inside their tasting room. It costs $10 per tasting flight- you can pick either a dry or sweet flight. Each flight also includes a stemless glass. It's a good deal. My partner and I tried both flights (we usually drink dry wine, but enjoyed both flights). They have absolutely delicious wine. We were very impressed and came home with several bottles. The servers were very friendly. There is a ton of outdoor seating, including under a covered patio. Lots of picnic tables and friendly cats around to greet you. Don't miss this winery on your next trip to Hermann!

This winery was our second stop and it did not disappoint. They did have an admission fee of $10…read morebut it came with a glass and a wine tasting areas, I happily obliged. The wine tasting was 6 sweets and semi sweets. Very good time was had. Food was served here and I ordered chicken shredded nachos which was delicious and meaty. My friends ordered flat breads which in my opinion both tasted like cheese bread and lacked flavoring. Seating was available, live band played to groove too. Souvenir shop and wine slushes. No complaints, I really enjoyed it here. Kudus to friendly staff and a clean property.

It's easy to see why Patricia's vineyard is featured in this month's "American Farmhouse Magazine"…read more The property features stunning views, brand new renovations of her authentic farmhouse, delicious far-to-table foods, under a gorgeous pavilion with live music, and the very best wines!

Stunning vineyard and incredible wine! I got married here this past June and it was a magical day…read more With the wedding package, you get the vineyard to yourself for the whole day. It is such a picturesque place to get married. We also rented the old historic house for our wedding party to stay in for the whole weekend. Definitely a necessity since the venue is 20 minutes away from the nearest town and any hotels. The whole venue is perfect for a rustic wedding aesthetic. Lindsay, who coordinated the contracts and who I communicated with, was lovely and kind. The vineyard is not open during the week, so sometimes communication was slow. I was surprised on the day of our wedding, no one from the vineyard was present (a part from the bartenders). We had a few issues come up that would've nice to workout with venue staff, but we are easygoing people and made it work. It is the most affordable wedding venue I could find in the general STL area. There were a few extra costs like the wedding arch and linens, but those are minuscule in the grand scheme of things. I would definitely recommend visiting the vineyard for wonderful wine and cheese boards on the weekend or if you are looking for a stunning venue for your next event!

Stone Hill Winery sits atop a hill in Hermann. They have a beautiful venue that includes a spacious…read moreshop, tasting room and little museum. There is also a restaurant and a building for live music or festivals. They also offer free cellar tours, and you can sign up in advance. This winery can get crowded. There are lots of picnic tables outside where you can sip your wine with a nice view of the vineyard. There is now a sign for no outside food, which is disappointing since we have food allergies. The tastings cost $15 and include a stemless wine glass. Service was excellent. The wine was good but not great. Overall, we enjoyed our visit.

There are plenty of great things to do in Hermann, Missouri, but no visit feels complete without…read morespending some time at Stone Hill Winery. In my opinion, it's hands down the best winery in the region, and what makes it special goes well beyond the wine. The experience starts with a tasting, and Stone Hill does it right. The staff are incredibly knowledgeable, the tastings are top notch, and the wines speak for themselves. Their sparkling wines, Norton, and Chardonel are among my absolute favorites. The grounds are beautiful, with incredible photo opportunities around every corner. And if you're lucky enough to visit during an event, the live music is some of the best you'll find in Hermann. But one of my favorite experiences at Stone Hill takes you beneath the winery. The guided tours of the historic cellars are truly something special. There's so much history in those underground passages, and the guides are experts at bringing it all to life. It's an experience unlike anything else in the area. The nearby museum is another must-see and adds even more appreciation for the history behind this remarkable place. And then there's dinner. A visit to Stone Hill simply isn't complete without a meal at Vintage 1847 Restaurant. The atmosphere is wonderful, the food is phenomenal, and the steak is easily my favorite in Hermann. It's the perfect way to end a day of exploring. In fact, I've pretty much figured out my perfect Hermann itinerary. Start with a wine tasting, spend some time exploring the museum, take a guided tour through those incredible cellars, and finish the evening with an unforgettable dinner at Vintage 1847. Throw in some live music and a few great photos along the way, and it doesn't get much better than that. Hermann is full of wonderful experiences, and you could easily spend days discovering everything the town has to offer. But if there's one place I would tell absolutely everyone to visit, it's Stone Hill Winery. There are plenty of reasons to visit Hermann. Stone Hill is one of the biggest reasons to keep coming back.

This is very close to my boyfriend's parents house, but not necessarily close to much else...it…read morewould be a good place to go for a little weekend day trip. The sangria here is awesome and can be ordered by the glass or by the pitcher. I am not much of a wino so I can't say much about their wine selection but it is decent from what I hear. Everything is brand spanking new here so it's very clean, but I think it will a better atmosphere when some trees start to grow and make it a little less stark. There is also live music here periodically through the week. Overall, it's a cool little place to check out and I respect the owner for venturing out and starting his own thing!

Nice small winery....I prefer Drys and they had a Merlot the was really nice. Owner was a hoot…read more Nice patio areas to sit and sip. Will be back.

The best winery in Missouri, operated by the nicest family. Do not miss this winery! It's been our…read morelong-time favorite winery for years! The wines are not your typical Missouri wines -- they are truly special works of art. Tip: get the Cool Cow cheese to go with your wine!

- - - - - - - - Current Review…read moreAug., 2024 - - - - - - - - We have been thankful for Robller Winery for several years. Robller is located about 12 minutes west of Washington; you turn south off the highway when you can see the New Haven water tower. Robller is possibly the finest winery in Missouri; all grapes are grown and aged on-site; they are effectively organic, though they are not investing the funding to get the official "organic" certification. Jerry is a fantastic person who brings joy to your day before pouring a single drop of any drink. - - - Robller's site notes: FRENCH INSPIRED. ESTATE GROWN. WINES OF DISTINCTION. all 100% true - - - We wish life offered more frequent opportunities to visit in person and are thankful that Dogwood Liquors (formerly Lucas Liquors) in Ellisville carries Robller's wines. - - - This visit... shorter than planned and absolutely awesome! Late this summer we had a chance to visit in person, to spend a relaxing afternoon there; something I can't remember delayed us, so we would have less than an hour in our visit; I was wishing I had managed our day better. My wonderful wife kept cheerful... soon we pulled into the Washington Schnucks... walking out with some ham from the deli and some newly-discovered gluten-free (GF) crackers... Blue Diamond's cheddar cheese flavored Nut-Thins... rice cracker snacks with almonds... and then we were pulling and walking into Robller. We ended up just standing at the one station at the bar, enjoying sips of multiple wines, enjoying ham and cheddar cheese nut-thin crackers, having a great time and smiling ear to ear. Some of the wines we enjoyed the most are: - Chambourcin Reserve, 2017 - Villa Rouge - Hillside Cuvee - Le Trompier Noir - Wedding Cuvee - Vignoles Even though the time was shorter than planned, time blessedly slowed and felt much longer than it was; we went home with some bottles to enjoy at home, and a couple new glasses, too. We look forward to seeing you soon, Jerry. - - - - - - - - Previous Review Jul 21, 2020 - - - - - - - - FANTASTIC WINE!!! Great team! Lovely views! We learned of Robller Winery a few years ago from Dogwood Liquors (formerly Lukas Liquor). The wine we had was then was incredibly good. We've wanted to go there since then but life just didn't offer enough opportunities. Finally we got to go this fourth of July weekend, to celebrate my wonderful wife's birthday. WOW! I talked with Jerry on the phone earlier in the week to confirm times they were and were not open the holiday weekend. Jerry also gave us a good recommendation on BBQ to get on the drive in (Hazel's Front Porch in Washington, right off Hw 100 on Jefferson. The brisket pairs really well with anything, including the Norton we enjoyed at Robller. The drive off Highway 100 is on a gravel road through a hill or two, ending at the winery, which sits atop a rolling hillside typical of the Missouri River region. Robller has its vines growing on the hills surrounding the winery building. Jerry helped us pick their Norton to have with lunch, and he visited and talked with us, and the other guests (all well separated on the shaded patio. We learned how Jerry / Robller ages the grapes longer than typical, which helps longer-chained tannins grow... those are apparently smoother than the shorter-chained tannins found in many other wines, and this longer aging is what helps Robller Wines be as wonderfully smooth as they are. Jerry also introduced us to the cheese curds they offer from nearby M & T Farms in Owensville... they have nationally ranked cows. I only like cheese on pizza, and brie... and i really liked these cheese curds... they are good on their own and they pair very well with the wine. Thanks to Jerry, we have several wines to enjoy... Norton, Norton blends, Chamborcin, and a special Chamborcin he shared just because it's my wonderful wife's birthday. We enjoyed that Chambourcin with dinner later in the week and it was fantastic, too. Thank you, Jerry!!! Thank you, Jerry, for helping provide a wonderful birthday date afternoon for us! We'll share more about the other wines as we enjoy them!

This petite winery and parlor is unique for the Hermann winery scene making it perfect for a visit…read moreor an event. The staff is very knowledgeable about their house wines and take their time making sure you understand what you are tasting sip by sip. They do offer tasting with chocolate and crackers to help amplify and cleanse your palette during each taste. If you want to chill, order the bottle and enjoy their indoor or outdoor seating areas. Inside there are games and strong air conditioning. They do offer a few snacks to eat but not a meal per say. They are on the hermann trolley trail but not the larger hermann wine trail events. Accessibility note: there is a dirt and gravel path along with some steps for the building.

This was our first stop on our winery hopping experience. This winery consists of a beer garden/…read morecellar and parlor. Although the buildings were well kept I wasn't too impressed. Inside area is too small and cluttered and not spacious enough for the traffic through out the buildings. Staff were limited and busy with wine tasting in the parlor . Outside games can be played and seating was available outside. I did try a Peach Sangria on the rocks. It was meh.

We walked up on this place and were hoping to have a table for us. They had quite a bit of tables…read moreand were setting up a band. We ordered a couple wine flights and were very impressed with the options they had for this Missouri winery. We sat and enjoyed our wine and saw they had a self guided tour of the historical part of this winery's. It was absolutely stunning and cooler in the basement so we were able to cool off in the hot summer. Amazing place, wine and historical sites to see!

One of the last wineries on our experience. Flight options were not to my liking so I didn't…read morepartake. The wine slushie appeared to not be ready for purchase so I opted to not purchase. Outside patio was full . We browsed around and left expeditiously.

perfect christmas carriage ride! definitely a must-do if they are in hermann! make a reservation…read moreahead of time, though, because they book up!

It was a great wagon ride. The horses did not feel the same but the handler was good and he made…read morethem behave. My sister how is a horse person and I really enjoyed the ride.