The folks here started up this winery about seven
years ago. Located along the rolling hills on HWY 71, they are situated just
east of the town of La Grange. Owner, Emmett
Schulze, started out with some estate grape vines in 2000, but learned by
“experience” what grows well and what doesn’t for this area. Most grapes now come from west Texas or the
high plains, but they still have a few locally produced, as well. Currently, there are about seven wines for
tasting located in the new bigger tasting room.
Much better than the smaller one many people may have visited
before. They have your traditional
Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot plus some nice Muscadines. They have
both red and white Muscadine wines that are surprisingly smoother than some
others made in Texas. Check out the
Lenior, too, as its flavors should be palatable for most red wine drinkers. We
think the White Zinfandel is the one you might remember most at this
place. It’s a very pleasant that is a lightly
crisp wine that when chilled would be perfect for those hot days. This is a
nice little stop as you’re heading back and forth between Austin and Houston,
with a country setting just off the highway, inviting you to sit a spell and
relax as you enjoy the wines and the pretty scenery. The tasting room has ample
space, so feel free to stop in and visit a while.
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