Call me spoiled by wineries on the east and west coasts. I went for one of their free tastings. It's a woman pouring a bit of wine into your glass that you pick. No tasting notes. No order at which the wines you'd like to taste presented (reds first , then sweet red, then dry whites to sweet whites to dessert or fruit wines). Just bizarre. I mean, they sell wine. But they don't do it with any panache. At all. No customer experience to speak of. You can buy a wine glass from here and of course bottles of wine. Also, no food for sale here. No baguettes or cheese or meats to eat with your wine. Though they let you bring your own food to eat there with your wine. There are a few tables to sit at. I wonder if this place is busy at all on Friday or Saturday evenings? I bought wine bottles from them. The wines are okay. Not fantastic. This is probably because we are in Kansas and not near any body of water. Oh, and the vineyard is on flat ground, not on a hill so water can run off easily. Basically, a basic vineyard. Nothing to write home about. Again, I'm spoiled by the rich Virginia wine country and Virginia wines. And Oregon wines and Pennsylvania wines. read more

The wine was good but the lady named Beth was so cold and unfriendly. I have wanted to stop here for years and finally did. The elderberry concentrate is worth stopping for but oh the unfriendly lady ruined it for me. Prob wont stop again. Loved the dry reserve red wine- but need better personalities here read more

Nice little place. Had several choices of wines and other stuff. Several pepper jellies and odds and ends for wine. I grabbed a few wine glasses and several bottles of wine. I tasted some while there and the peach was very pleasant. read more

This is a nice winery. They have many fruit wines, and they have a few of more full-bodied wines too. They give you 5 free tastes and after that you need to buy. First I tasted Lady Pearl, which is a sweet wine with a strawberry finish. Then I tried the Red Dirt Rose, which right now they have packaged as Rudolph Rose with a picture of Rudolph in it. This is such a cute idea and would make a nice Christmas present. I tried the Elderberry Spice, which is a mulled wine, best served warm for a cold winter's night. I wanted to break into a Christmas song. You can throw it in a crock pot and people will think you've been cooking it all day. They also have an adorable gift shop and I had to buy a magnet. I saw they do private tours and when I asked it's about 2 hours and you tour the winery, drink wine and even have a light repast for $25 a person. Good stop just south of Wichita! read more

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Love this place, have used both locations before when I was shopping for my wedding wine and the service was great! Loved the pairings they recommended and still cannot get enough of their spiced wine! read more

Stopped here on a road trip. We drink a lot of wine and visit wineries alllll over. This one was a big fail. Staff acted like we were bothering them by coming in to taste and purchase wines. Very sour attitude. Didn't explain wines, tastings, nada. We tasted a few wines and she sorta defrosted a teeeeny bit. Wines were meh. We did buy a jalapeño wine because of its novelty and some ideas we had for food/drink pairing. If anyone wants to give Wyldewood some competition they could use it to be taken down a peg. We don't act like that in Texas. The best decision we made was to drive up the road to Norton brewery in town for our trip to be redeemed! read more

Saw their sign from I-35. Five free wine samples. Jeeves greeted us at the door in his festive 4th of July garb. Just ok wines, in my opinion. The red reserve was the best. 15% abv. I would have given another star had the server been more personable. I then may have felt obligated to purchase something. read more

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I went for a wedding a few years back the wine Tate's fantastic! It's a very pretty area. Highly recommended.

I stopped by here heading out of Wichita. It was a nice little relief to the 100 degree weather the day brought. I have to preface that I am not a wine expert. But I do enjoy wine. I have been to a few other wineries and this one was just as lovely as the rest. I must also say that the woman who checked us out was not overly friendly. So I am glad she did not do the wine samplings for us. We thankfully had the other more chatty woman helping us, and she was super friendly and helpful. She enjoyed her job and made the experience a good one. I can see where, if the other woman was the sole service representative, that people would not have had a nice experience. And that's a shame. Because I enjoyed the wine and left with a few bottles. read more

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A little slow on the greeting and offering a wine tasting. Once we got started, Erin was helpful and knowledgeable. Able to answer our questions. We weren't familiar with the benefits of elderberry, so we learned more from Erin. Tasted a nice variety. Not all on the list were available. Bought a case. We'll be back for another tasting and purchase soon. read more

If ever I were given a hedonic reason to sustain a nearly insufferable drive to some glorified barn near Mulvane, Kansas (as provinciale as that already is), Wyldewood Cellars would be it. I could spend this review touting the glories of various wine concoctions, but that's up for you to decide. The kind folks at Wyldewood will let you sample their products, generously giving you two slurps of your choice of home-fermented deliciousness. If you're the type of guy (or gal) who prefers super sweet, juicy beverages, try the white Elderflower, which embraces your tongue like a morning Alpan dew. For those cold winter months, Wyldewood produces a spiced Elderberry wine, which you absolutely must drink pipping, allowing the fragrance of winterberries and oak to waft around you as you tell stories by the fire. And then there's the jams, the crafted corkscrews and the fudge - all of which pair nicely with your new flower wine, or can be given as quirky Kansas gifts to your new neighbors from the coast. read more

Sample 5 wines for free. FREE! My favorite price :). Bottles are very affordable- $12 and $13 ish. An older lady was the one to do our tasting. She wanted to see my ID even though I'm 34 - LoL. We liked the Elderberry dry and the Elderberry Blackberry. It's got the typical wine doo-dads for purchase like coasters, shirts etc as well as elderberry stuff. The inside sort of looks like an old country store with all the light colored unfinished wood. It's pretty big inside and has two separate bars/counters. One bar is for tasting, directly ahead when you walk in and the other for purchasing that's on the other side of the room. The ambiance has more of a store feel than a wine tasting room - but not to a fault. read more

Stopped by on our way to OKC.. Erin gave us a wonderful tasting.. the elderberry wine is incredible, if u like sweet wine (I do) and hubby got Chisholm Trail which was a little drier. Thanks for the experience Erin! read more

What a charming little surprise to find along the highway during my road trip through Kansas to Nebraska. There are signs for 50 miles so you can't miss it! Not only do they give free tastings, but they will discount your turnpike fee off any purchase. My first order of business was a few samples of their elderberry rosés and reds. I can't recall what the names of the wines were, but I enjoyed all 4 that I tried. I'd have gone for more tastes than just that, but had a long drive ahead of me. To soak up some of the vino, I sampled a few of their jellies (on Wheat Thins); namely the jalapeno! I can't get enough of that kind of jelly with a sharp cheese! In fact, I liked theirs so much, I bought 2 jars. I'd have bought a bottle of wine but knew I could not take it in my carry-on and wouldn't finish it in the one night I would be traveling before flying home. Unfortunately, I got screwed by the Oklahoma airport (damn FAA!) and they made me throw it out. What a bummer! Had I known, I would have purchased some crackers and eaten a bunch in my room! Alas, all I have are my fond memories. read more

The ladies who were front-lining this space were very nice and courteous. The gentleman who I believe was the owner came out and walked us through the menu which was also nice. The wine is pretty mediocre, but for a Kansas location it's worth supporting and experiencing. read more

I had been to this business before, many years ago, but, decided to go again yesterday to find a gift for a friend. Well, lets just say, these folks are NOT friendly! We were the only patrons in the store and we were never greeted or asked if we needed any assistance let alone offered a sample!! One of the employees was even eating there lunch right beside the cash register ( no break room ??), whatever! I did purchase a bottle of wine and a t-shirt. The only reason I didn't just turn around and leave was that I wanted a local wine for a gift for a friend of ours that we will be visiting next month in Canada. I guess this business thinks that because they are next door to the Kansas Star Casino they don't have to try to hard for business. Think again Wyldewood Cellars, I will tell everyone I know how bad my experience was, read more

Nice business and staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. I will recommend. Adequately priced for quality of wine.

I was happy to find a local winery here in Wichita to visit while vacationing here from Southern California. After looking at their selection of sweet wines I asked the lady working there about the different flavors and whether I would need to go nextdoor to sample some. Her reply was"no that's the office"...she made no effort to offer us a tasting,to discuss the various flavors,to attempt in any way to sell us their wine..she was completely indifferent to us as potential customers. Had I found a wine I liked I was prepared to purchase a couple of cases but because of her poor attitude I walked out determined not to support that local business. If I were the owner she would be gone and replaced with someone who promoted enthusiastically my products. Don't waste your time visiting here. Sour grapes read more

We stopped to check it out on a road trip. Wine tasting is free but the wines are not good. They have a lot of fruit wines. Wine prices are very reasonable if you do like the wine. The woman who did our tasting was not friendly and it seemed we were inconveniencing her by showing up. She did not care to discuss the wines, business or really, anything. They have an event space but this is not an intimate setting and they do not have any food or snacks. Won't stop here again. read more

My friend and I ordered some of Wyldewood Cellars wine and it was AMAZING! Their Elderberry and Strawberry Rhubarb wines are to die for! Now we are ordering a CASE to share with our friends and family!! whoohoo!! Love it! read more

Although small, this place always has friendly service and is very down to earth! Not only do they make some good wine but their Jelly is to die for! We've been to a couple of their wine, cheese, chocolate, and cracker pairing which was a lot of fun and educational!! Definitely be back! read more

Love this place! Beautiful scenery, great history, and great wines! I love the creativity in creating the wines too. My favorites are the Lady Dulce, and also the Blueberry! read more

Just tried the dry reserve elderberry wine. Took a couple of sips, but could absolutely NOT get past the smell... It was disgusting. Smelled like a sorority girl's vomit after cheap wine night at the local sleazy bar. DO NOT BUY. THIS WAS NASTY. read more