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.

This was a really neat winey. They are open during the winter from noon to 4. A flight of 4 2 ounce…read morepours cost $12.00. The owner was super friendly and engaging. You can bring snacks or your own. She does offer a store bought charcuterie of meat and cheese.

So glad we went off the beaten path to find this hidden gem. The peace and quiet while enjoying…read moreyummy wine is truly amazing. The goats, cats, and dogs made me the happiest. We will definitely be back.

We decided to take a Waco Wine Tour and visit Magnolia for my friend's bachlorette party. Yes it…read morewas a a fun weekend, and yes I remember everything! With the Waco Wine Tour you get to stop at three wineries and sample about 5-6 samples at each winery. There is also a stop at a vineyard (and unfortunately we didn't go at the right season), but you get to see where all the vines and grapes grow, as well as have a delicious snack from a nearby market! I found some great wine I liked and our tour guide Joey was amazing! Our guide was friendly, knowledgeable, patient, and answered every random question we could think of. He let us have alone time, giving us the right amount or privacy, but was always engaging and positive when we wanted to include him in girl time. I'm so glad I got this as my first wine tour experience, and if I'm ever in the area, I will have to come back and take the tour again... as well as buy some delicious wine!

We had the most amazing time on the Waco Wine Tours bus! Accommodating, easy, and fun! Valley Mills…read moreVineyard was our favorite, but all of the stops and wine was delicious! Staff was knowledgeable, driver was so great, and everything was always on time! This is the perfect type of excursion to add to a Waco weekend!

Had dinner with friends at The Vineyard at Florence Saturday. Started with drinks at the bar…read more Friendly service and the kind of atmosphere that you expect at a high end establishment. Knob Creek rocks, Elijah Craig rocks, a Ranch Water (a bit too sweet), and a classic Italian Aperol Spritz. Dinner on the patio starting with a smoked bacon appetizer followed by a wedge salad. Sugared bacon was delicious. Wedge didn't have the salad core removed which was a bit disappointing. Shared a coal-fired Margarita pizza with chicken added. Pizza was cooked perfectly and was delicious with a healthy amount of ingredients, including the excellent blend of cheeses. Our waiter Peter was very professional, friendly and informative. Definitely recommend the Vineyard for an upscale night out with excellent ambiance featuring a Mediterranean decor. Will go back.

Food was way overpriced. We went for brunch and I had the Texas Eggs Benedict--it was honestly not…read moreedible. The hollandaise was so heavy on lemon it overpowered everything. It looked pretty, but nothing came together, and the biscuit was very dry. We also tried the Cuban sandwich--way too fatty and overly thick, hard to enjoy. The loaded croissant, however, was very good, and the fries were solid. The artichoke dip had little to no flavor, and the bread wasn't grilled like the menu said. The atmosphere was beautiful--you feel like you're in a villa. The country drive out there is nice, and the grounds are gorgeous. Drinks were on point and the wine was good, though pricey for a small pour. Our waiter was friendly but not very attentive. Overall, probably won't be back. We've had much better experiences at wineries in Fredericksburg. I don't mind paying for an expensive meal if it's worth it--this just wasn't. Very disappointed.

What a hidden gem! The two ladies behind the bar were super friendly and great! They brought our…read morekids some snacks as well! The wine was delicious , we had the pomegranate. The grounds are beautiful , cool little waterfall in the back. The bottles are priced reasonably. And even the tastings . 5 samples for 10$ which nowadays you can rarely find a place with tastings that cheap. We'll be back next time we are near Waco !!

Beautiful property ! Large patio, cornhole, jenga, and background music. Family friendly! Pepper…read morepomegranate wine was delicious! We'll be back!

Such a sweet place, staff was so polite even when I missed the step and dropped everything. Wine…read morewas delicious and love their honey option. I would def recommend.

Super cute place. Lots of unique products. Staff is friendly and sweet. I'm glad my husband brought…read moreme here. He stopped in years ago after a climbing trip and we happened to be nearby today. Definitely worth a stop!

This winery was recommended to visit, so my friends and I checked it out. It's right off the…read morehighway and really doesn't have much ambiance anymore than a cafeteria. Our server was very young and wasn't very enthusiastic about any of the wines and seemed like she would rather be at home playing video games. It didn't help that she had a face full of pustulous acne and gave little information about each wine and kept walking off. The place wasn't busy and there was another woman doing a tasting with a few ladies on then other side of the bar and some people sitting at the tables having a whole glass. Needless to say we were very disappointed in the whole experience. The wines are all very good and made in super small batches but were very expensive. The tasting even was more than most other wineries in the area. I really enjoyed the Cornelius and Temp-Cab but at nearly 100$ a bottle with no romance story behind them was hard to take any bottles home. She gave as much enthusiasm about each wine as a fast food clerk gives taking your burger order. Then the last wine Ch. Marie LaRose was amazing but why have it on the flight of wines to sample when it's not available to buy? Lower the price of the tasting and leave out the last wine that you can't buy anyway. I would've taken pics but there was really nothing amazing to capture.

Our experience here was the highlight of our wine tour. Stacey was very knowledgeable about Inwood…read moreEstates and about wine in general. It was a pleasure to learn about the wine-making process while also tasting phenomenal Texas wines. 10/10 would recommend.

As far as festivals go, this is definitely a good one!! I'd come back again…read more I enjoyed the outside atmosphere and they had tons of food and wine vendors. I did taste a lot of good food and some good wine - I'm not a huge sweet wine drinker and most of the wines that were there to sample were on the "too sweet" side for me. The food was really tasty though! I enjoyed the little samples mixed in with the wine. My favorite sample was the first vendor I tasted (I wish I remembered the name of the place) but they had brought chicken, pork, and ribs. I tried them all and the ribs were definitely the best. They had the 1 Cav jazz band out there playing. They were good and it absolutely went with the feel of the festival. The biggest issue I had with this is that they only gave you 5 tasting tickets for the wine... that's 1 ticket per 1oz pour on top of a $25 entrance fee. The wine vendors and the event host(s) I don't think ironed out exactly what they were going to do. Many vendors told me that I could buy more tasting tickets but this was not true. You could buy samples directly from the vendors. I think that was a bit confusing for both the guests and the vendors. They advertised a BBQ cookoff however, I didn't see one there. I'm sure they had one but I didn't see anyone cooking. Honestly, it wasn't a well planned out festival. I think perhaps next year they'll do better with some more planning, a better wine tasting plan, and some more signs or an MC or something to tell people where to go for certain events.