Why Texas Wine?
Think Texas is just for barbecue and big skies? Think again. With over 500 wineries and a fast-growing national reputation, Texas is now the fifth-largest wine-producing state in the country—and one of its most dynamic. From bold reds to crisp whites, the Lone Star State has something for every palate.
Texas Wines Guide is your playful, informative guide to it all. Whether you're:
A local hunting for your next weekend winery
A traveler chasing hidden gems in the Hill Country
Or just wine-curious and wondering what a Texas-grown Tempranillo actually tastes like
—we’ve got you covered.
Browse Wineries by Region
Use our interactive map and curated regional pages to explore every major Texas wine region:
Learn About Texas-Grown Varietals
Texas wine isn’t Napa—and that’s a good thing. Our guides explain:
What grapes grow best in Texas (hint: not Pinot Noir)
The climate challenges Texas winemakers face
Why Tempranillo, Mourvèdre, and Viognier thrive here
Is Aglianico the next big Texas wine?
Which Varietal thrives in the High Plains and which thrive in the Texas Hill Country?
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Whether you're planning your next wine trail adventure or just want a reason to raise a glass on a nice evening, we’ve got you covered.