When you think of Texas do you think of wine? At first, when I heard that Grapevine was known for its wineries I was a bit skeptical. I am a northwest girl and we have a lot of wineries here doing amazing things if I do say so myself. BUT after two visits to Grapevine, Texas I have to admit I am pretty darn impressed with their wine scene. Today I am sharing must-visit Grapevine Wineries!
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Grapevine Texas Wineries: Your Guide to the Urban Wine Trail
The best part is this isn't all of them! Even after two visits to Grapevine that were really focused on wine I haven't made it to all the wineries in the area. Which to me means I may have to plan a third or fourth trip just to drink wine. Don't even get me started on some of the amazing restaurants. Don't worry there will be more on the restaurant scene and things to do in Grapevine coming soon.
Grapevine is home to the original Urban Wine Trail, with nine Texas winery tasting rooms within walking distance of one another along and around Historic Main Street. Add in GrapeFest, the Spring Wine Trail, wine trains, and wine shops, and you have one of the easiest wine getaways in Texas. You can sip, stay, and explore without ever moving your car.
Grapevine Urban Wine Trail Wineries
Here are the nine tasting rooms on the Urban Wine Trail. At these stops you can sip Texas wines, try flights and special tasting experiences, catch live music, and learn about the people behind each glass.
- Bingham Family Vineyards: 620 S. Main Street
- Bull Lion Ranch and Vineyard: 150 W. College Street
- Cross Timbers Winery: 805 N. Main Street
- Grape Vine Springs Winery: 409 S. Main Street
- Housewife Rebellion: 211 E. Worth Street (brand new!)
- Landon Winery: 415 S. Main Street
- Messina Hof Grapevine Winery: 201 S. Main Street
- Red Dirt Cellars: 401 S. Main Street
- Winestein's Tasting Room: 280 N. Main Street
Book the Grapevine Wine and Chocolate Happy Hour here. This small-group walking tour stops at Off the Vine Wineshop, Landon Winery, and Wine Fusion Winery, with chocolate pairings along the way!
Messina Hof Grapevine Winery
201 S. Main Street
Messina Hof is a family-owned, award-winning Texas winery, and its Grapevine tasting room sits in a replica of the historic Wallis Hotel. Stepping inside feels like a cozy trip back to the 1800s.
Messina Hof makes more than 50 wines. Some of my favorites are the Private Reserve, Papa Paulo Port, Private Reserve Cab Franc, and Solera Sherry.
If you like sweet wines, you have to try the Angel, a late harvest Riesling. It is absolutely fantastic!
Messina Hof also hosts seasonal events, like murder mystery dinners and Christmas cookie and wine pairings, so check their calendar before your trip.
Red Dirt Cellars and Landon Winery
401 and 415 S. Main Street
If you visited Sloan and Williams Winery in the past, it has a new name! Landon Winery bought Sloan and Williams in 2025 and rebranded the 401 S. Main Street tasting room as Red Dirt Cellars. Landon Winery also has its own tasting room just down the street at 415 S. Main Street, so you can visit both in one stop.
Cross Timbers Winery
805 N. Main Street
Cross Timbers Winery is in the historic Dorris/Brock home, one of the oldest structures in Grapevine. It is a little farther up Main Street than the other tasting rooms, but it is worth the walk.
More Wine Stops in Grapevine
The fun keeps going beyond the Urban Wine Trail.
Farina's Winery and Cafe Farina's makes its own house wines, and you have to order the spaghetti pizza. It is the ultimate comfort food, and it pairs perfectly with a glass of Chianti!
Off The Vine Wineshop and Cellar: Learn how to saber a bottle of bubbly or try a whiskey tasting.
Wine Fusion Stop by for $2 Tuesday Happy Hours.
Between tastings, stroll Historic Main Street for boutique shops, art galleries, cafes, and restaurants.
Book the Grapevine Foodie and Winery Tour here. This Historic Main Street walking tour includes eight tastings and ends with a Texas wine splash at Messina Hof!
Grapevine Wine Tours
Want someone else to do the driving? We have taken Grapevine Wine Tours twice, and it is so much fun! Their climate-controlled shuttle takes you to three Grapevine wineries for tastings, and your guide shares the history of North Texas winemaking along the way. You even get a commemorative wine tote.
Tours run Saturdays from 11 am to 4 pm, with other days available by request. Pickup is available at the Embassy Suites DFW North, Hilton DFW Lakes, and Gaylord Texan. Reservations require 24 hours' notice.
Grapevine Wine Events
GrapeFest
GrapeFest A Texas Wine Experience, is the largest wine festival in the Southwest and takes over Historic Main Street every September. 2026 marked the 40th annual GrapeFest.
Spring Wine Trail
Each spring, the Spring Wine Trail lets you sip your way through the Urban Wine Trail tasting rooms with one ticket.
Christmas Wine Trains
The Grapevine Vintage Railroad runs adults-only Christmas Wine Trains with seasonal Texas wines. The 2026 trains are already sold out, so plan ahead for next year! Check out our Grapevine Texas Christmas Guide for more holiday fun.
Getting Around Grapevine
Leave the car behind! Parking is free throughout the Historic District, and the free Grapevine Visitors Shuttle connects Historic Main Street with Grapevine Main Station, the Gaylord Texan, Grapevine Mills, and area hotels.
The shuttle does not run on Mondays. Most routes run Tuesday through Saturday from 11 am to 9 pm and Sunday from 11 am to 7 pm. From November 27 through December 31, the Christmas Capital of Texas shuttle replaces the regular routes.
Where to Stay in Grapevine
Make your wine tasting trip an overnight getaway! Grapevine has 20 hotels, from the wine-inspired Hotel Vin Grapevine right by the Grapevine Vintage Railroad to the luxury Gaylord Texan Resort.
Grapevine Wineries FAQ
How many wineries are on the Grapevine Urban Wine Trail? There are nine tasting rooms on the Urban Wine Trail, all within walking distance of Historic Main Street.
Can you walk between wineries in Grapevine? Yes! The Urban Wine Trail tasting rooms are all along or near Historic Main Street. Cross Timbers Winery is the farthest, a little north of downtown.
Is parking free in Grapevine? Yes, parking is free throughout the Historic District, and the Grapevine Visitors Shuttle is free to ride.
When is GrapeFest? GrapeFest is held every September on Historic Main Street.
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CourtneyLynne
My parents live in Troohy Club which is literally right next to grapevine! I had no idea they had wineries in TX! I will have to heck these out next time I'm visiting!
elizabeth o
It looks like a fun place to visit with lots of interesting things to see and do. That tour shuttle bus put a smile in my face.
Michele
Taking the Grapevine Wine Tours shuttle sounds like a great idea to me. It is also much safer if you tend to imbibe a bit more then you should when you are going to drive. I really never thought of Texas as having wineries--very interesting.
Denise C
It's been too long since I've had the chance to visit a winery. I love sampling new ones!
Ave
I love a good wine! All the wineries you mention look really interesting, I think I'd love to visit Farina’s Winery and Restaurant in the future. Have to try their spaghetti pizza too!
Nicole Escat
Woah! Wineries in Grapevine Texas looks amazing and have a tasty wine. I wish I'm near in that place.
Christine Tatum
A shuttle - I love it. We will have to check out the winery scene in Grapevine. We should be going to Dallas in a few months to visit friends.
Neely Moldovan
MesMessina Hof is one of my favorites! WE have been a few times and its always so much fun. I love Grapevine! Such a cool place to explore!
Toughcookiemommy
These wineries are so charming. It must be wonderful to visit them and to sample all of the different wine varieties that they have to offer.