Everything went wonderfully. The staff communicated well and were very accommodating and organized.read more

We used them for our shuttle service. The first bus the bride rode in had no music, BUT they were…read morequick to switch it out! The second bus was amazing. The driver was also very nice!

So much fun! You won't go thirsty or hungry! All of the food was excellent and they did a great…read morejob of variety

From the owner: Discover the Hermann Wine Trail—six family-owned wineries nestled among the rolling hills of…read moreHermann, Missouri. From charming countryside vineyards to historic stone cellars, each stop offers its own story, stunning views, and unique wine styles. Open year-round, our wineries invite you to enjoy daily tastings and join us for six signature wine-and-food events held throughout the year. Participating wineries include Adam Puchta Winery, Dierberg Star Lane Tasting Room, G. Husmann Wine Company, Hermannhof Winery, and Röbller Vineyard.

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.

FAVORITE WINERY!!!…read more If you are in the Hermann, MO area, be sure to stop by this winery just south of town. It's a little far into the country, but very much worth it! This was actually our first winery on our wine-weekend. Tom is a wonderful host. He was able to tell us so much about each wine as we sampled all the wines. He really took his time to make sure we understood the process. He does a lot of blending grapes with other fruits to create unique wines. The fruits change the tartness and sweetness of a wine. My favorite wines were Kran Rose (I'm a big fan of cranberries), Rose of Traminette (spring, seasonal), Faithful Vintage, and Berry Blush. It happened to be my birthday when we were doing the tasting and Tom gave me a free bottle (afterall, we purchased three!). Also, Wenwood is known for the Pumpkin Wine. It is a fall seasonal (duh) and he already has so many orders in for it. If it sounds good to you, be sure to get your order in early!

Heinrichshaus Winery is the perfect small winery. It's only a few miles from the highway in some…read morewoods. The proprietor is German; he built the building to resemble a German winery about 40 years ago. The tasting room is small and will fit only a few people. It's naturally cool inside. Heinrich guided us through our tasting like an expert. He told us all about the grapes and the history of the winery. He showed us a book he has that details the history of American wines, specifically the Norton grape. He did the tastings in real glasses. Due to MO liquor license laws, they can't sell wine by the glass. However, there are picnic tables outside. Look out for their two pet cats who eat near the door. The male is a Norwegian forest cat and he is very friendly. I can't say enough good things. I hope to be back again later this year.

Miss Heinrich. Great wine made here. Out away from town. Pretty drive. Don't miss it.read more

I can't begin to explain what a great spot this is!…read more It is dog friendly, it is wide open and beautiful, it has lots of live music, it is run by a family that is so very nice, and it is super affordable and tastes great! You can get a flight of wines for $5 or a glass of wine or a pint of beer for $5 each. You can even do a tour and tasting for $10. Plus, all the bottles are pretty much under $25. And they have quite a large variety of whites, reds, and roses too. Cindy, one of the owners, is so very friendly and helpful. She will go through an entire tasting with you with the highest level of patience, allowing you to taste and try anything you'd like to. Her brother-in-law also Is a gem, he himself Popsicles to all of the kids running around and let them ride on the tractor or explore into the garden. Would highly recommend if you are in the area!

You guys. If you love beautiful days at wineries and chatting with the nicest people, please visit…read moreEdg Clif. A friend and I had the most delightful time. The scenery is lovely. Arthur was the live music for the day and he played a great variety of songs (acoustic guitar). The wine is fantastic. I do not know a lot about wine, but I do know that each one we tasted (6) was very easy to drink. We shared a bottle there and I brought 2 home. Bonus: you can bring your own snacks (no beverages). I love this. I enjoy planning my own winery snacks. I was bummed when many wineries quit allowing food because they opened kitchens. So if I have to pay $30+ for food. I'm buying less wine. Anywaaaay, make a little weekend out of visiting this area and have a lovely time at Edg Clif. (Photos do not do it justice)

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.

my fav fav fav winery! went on a busy saturday and absolutely loved the ambiance. the workers are…read moreall so nice and helpful. tons and tons of seating options even if they're busy. the food is SO GOOD. we got the magherita flatbeard and the pretzels to go with our flights and they hit the spot!

I hosted my very first Missouri Wine Expedition with a few girls, and Noboleis was our last stop…read more What a fun time! We were already pretty full of wine by then, but this was the perfect place to casually sip, snack on their pizza, and play card games. I love their wine selection, and the chill, laid-back atmosphere was exactly what we needed after the more formal wineries we'd been to. I would absolutely come back.

Travel With a Twist is your go to travel company for a personalized experience. Quiana, the owner,…read more is wonderful to work with and I have utilized he company for various trips. Whether I am taking part in one of her winery trips or she is planning my summer vacation for my family, she is always my #1 go to for my travel needs. If your a looking for a one of a kind experience with a great agent use Travel With a Twist.

From the owner: Travel With a Twist was created to offer you, Friends and family a way to experience travel on a…read morebudget. Our goals are to bring people together to create lifetime memories. We specialize in group trips and creating experiences. Traveling with us is contagious. It causes you to smile a lot and to enjoy yourself so much that you can't wait on the next trip. You will find a variety of things to chose from. For example but not limited to Wine Trips, Casino Turn Around Trips and Mini Family Vacations. If you are boring you don't want to roll with us. This is a let your hair down Las Vegas the city that never sleeps, what happens on the trip stays on the trip type of group. You said you was Partying right?

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 appears to be the busiest winery in our experience. A museum, a restaurant, wine tasting…read moreareas, souvenir shop, and pavilion with a band. Jill was over my wine tasting, she was friendly and knowledgeable of the wines I chose. I purchased a gold Moscato. This was not in the wine tasting but you can't go wrong with a Moscato in my opinion. During Harvest season you can stomp the grapes with your feet. I hate I missed that but I will definitely return next yr to partake in that excursion. Plenty of picturesque moments. I absolutely enjoyed this winery and look forward to returning.

I took the 6:00 PM, two-hour history tour on 20th June this year and had such a fascinating…read moreexperience. I feel lucky to have had Michael Lear as our guide, he was absolutely brilliant and was a stellar storyteller! The prison itself is very interesting, has alot of history behind it and honestly a little chilling. Hearing about its dark history really makes you stop, think about life and human existence. The parts about solitary confinement and how tiny the cells were with several people stuffed in were especially shocking. Michael even took us down to the basement solitary area and turned off the lights for a full minute so we could feel what it was like. That part gave me chills. We also got to see the prison cells from the 1800s all the way up to more recent ones, and even the gas chamber. It was intense but very eye-opening. I highly recommend this tour 1000%! And if you are lucky enough to have Michael as your guide, you're in for something fascinating. He also has a Missouri murder history podcast which is definitely worth checking out and supporting - It is called Show Me Murder. To conclude, thanks MSP for such an unforgettable experience!

The overnight paranormal investigation at the Missouri State Penitentiary was even cooler than it…read moresounds and honestly felt like a once in a lifetime experience. I was lucky enough to do the full eight hour overnight investigation, which means about 40 to 50 people with near free rein over three massive prison buildings in the middle of the night. Most of the time was spent breaking into small groups and exploring the grounds looking for paranormal activity, and for me that meant just me and one friend wandering dark cell blocks and corridors that felt completely abandoned. This is absolutely not for the faint of heart because there are long stretches where you truly feel alone, surrounded by silence, shadows, and your own racing thoughts. There were plenty of spine chills, more than a few moments where I questioned my life choices, and by the end of the night I walked out a full believer. It was intense, unforgettable, and easily one of the most fascinating and highly recommended adventures I have ever done.