Great service! Would definitely go back next time i am in the area! Nice patio area as well.read more

We visit this place every year after the bluebonnet festival and just love the the people there. To…read moreour surprise they did new renovations that are absolutely stunning! Loved that they moved the bar to the upstairs area, everything was beautiful including new additions to the menu! And of course we love the wine! See yall again soon!

This was my friend's and I first wine tasting. Our overall experience was okay. There were some…read morethings that could have been done differently/better. When we first arrived, my group were the only customers inside the building. Some staff members didn't even acknowledge us. On a plus side: The package that we purchased included a charcuterie board, and we were able to take home 3 bottles of the wines we sampled.

Great service, wonderful wine! This was a quick day trip with my best friend who was in Houston…read morefrom out of state. I will be back and my only suggestion is to make sure you have reservations!!!!

The best I can say about the wine is that it was mediocre…read more The women running the place weren't very friendly, but I was on a wine tour and really didn't pay much attention to that. I was there to drink good wine! unfortunately, that's not what I got. I got five tasting tokens. I tried the Jal Spice (weird smoky flavor and bad aftertaste) the heritage (best of the bunch), the mead (decent, so i got two pours) and a red blend I can't remember (except that it tasted bad). Although I bought bottles at the other two wineries, I wasn't even tempted. The wine tasted off. The best description I can think of it that it tasted skunky, like bad beer, but also had this overwhelming wooden taste in the red ones. The mead was ok and the heritage had the least amount of aftertaste. My entire tour agreed that it wasn't worth the stop. Hope the company eliminates them from future tours.

This is a hidden spot and you question where or not to pull up on this semi private lot/…read moreestablishment. She is a very nice woman the owner. She has a great variety of wines and taste for all pallets. My only negative feedback is that the tasting pores are very small and not worth the tasting amount which is about $12 I believe. Her bottles generally run about $29 each. She has very good customer service and is very knowledgeable and is proud of her craft she also sells homemade soaps and honey as well

My boyfriend and I came to visit Fredericksburg for one night and this was a great stop to make in…read moreour short time! We were immediately greeted and sat by the owner even with a whole wedding party he had to attend to. Our server was also amazing and super fun! The menu is accommodating to gluten free intolerances, and the views are really nice. Although the presentation of the food isn't what you'd get at a five star restaurant, it did the job. Still great tasting. The wine tasting is only $29/per person AND you keep the glass. It's an amazing deal! Great spot overall!

So beautiful! I love that it's dog friendly & kid friendly! They also have a lot of games to play…read morewhile sipping wine

The staff was so friendly that it was a joy! We visited in the winter so I imagine it's even…read morelovelier when it is green.

Great wine , baked potato bar and most of all the wonderful folks!! We love our Busted Oak!! Ps it…read moreis dog and kid friendly to boot

Quaint little country winery…read more Pulled up and instantly felt like we were on a mini farm tour. chickens roaming everywhere and the cutest baby chicks stealing the show. They also had mules and alpacas... but they were definitely on "do not disturb" mode. Wine tasting was 5 for $15, and I appreciated how detailed their menu was. It actually made choosing feel less like a guessing game. Bonus: you can mix it up with frozen drinks too, and honestly, everything we tried had great flavor. Food check: Charcuterie board was good, just wish it had a little more protein (felt a little light on the meats). Pizza though? Crispy, tasty, and did exactly what it needed to do alongside the wine Overall, such a sweet, laid-back experience. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the mood for wine, vibes, and a little farm energy.

Very cute, petit winery - wines were tasty overall. Charcuterie board was a nice snack and the…read moreprices were very fair.

This place is closed down. Drove over an hour to find it's no longer in business. Save yourself a…read moretrip.

Our MOST FAVORITE sparkling wine!! We bought a case at the last Texas Reds Fest in Bryan. Just wish…read morewe could buy this in Houston easier, as we would keep a steady supply... Light and crisp and not like a typical sparkling wine at the liquor store- you can taste the unique homemade craftsmanship- you can taste that it's not a mass production conveyer belt kind of wine they just crank out for the dough- they do it because they enjoy it.

Threshold Vineyards showed up at the Houston Rodeo and I took their card and vowed to check this…read moreplace out. Really easy drive (about an hour from Houston) AND it's next to a Bee Farm. This has some seating indoors and some outdoors, so going during the fall is probably ideal. Not a huge space, but when I arrived on a 100-degree day, there were plenty of seats to choose from. I did two different flights- the sparkling and the tasting. I'm more of a red lover, but the Blanc Du Bois semi-sweet is one of the only whites I've REALLY enjoyed (I received a tasting of this at the rodeo and wanted to check out more options here since I loved it so much). There are only two sparkling options at the moment, so I tried both. The real star was the Belle for me. I can definitely see myself taking this to brunch or enjoying while cooking a meal. It is light and refreshing and you can totally taste the fruity guava notes in it. The Blanc Du Bois regular is not sweet enough for me which is probably why I enjoy the Semi Sweet so much. Of course, I left with a bottle of this as well. I'd like to come back and try their Reds- but definitely something I'll have to do in the future. If you're already out this way, you can taste some wine and then book a Bee-Keeping class which I really enjoyed.

Threshold Vineyards offers a delightful experience with a great breeze and service with a smile…read more Their Merlot is exceptional - a must-try! Plus, the jumping house and playground make it perfect for families. Highly recommended!

If you're looking for a winery with charm and personality, this hidden gem truly stands out. Don't…read morelet the industrial setting fool you--once you step inside, it transforms into a warm, welcoming space where you can relax, unwind, and enjoy some incredible wine. What really makes this place special is the heart behind it. Beth and Rick are absolutely amazing--genuine, passionate, and the kind of people who make you feel like family the moment you walk in. You can tell they've poured everything into creating not just great wine, but an experience people want to come back to again and again. It's rare to find a place that feels this personal and inviting. From the atmosphere to the conversation to the quality of the wine, everything just clicks. I hate to see them moving out of state--it's a huge loss for the local community. This is one of those spots you don't just visit... you remember. Wishing Beth and Rick nothing but success in their next chapter. They've truly built something special.

ENGLISH & SPANISH REVIEW. "All wines should be tasted. Some…read moreshould only be sipped, but with others, drink the whole bottle." Pablo Coelho Very affordable wines, great atmosphere. Don't miss the 3rd Saturday of the month, where they will have an event for you to enjoy. SPANISH REVIEW "Todos los vinos deben ser probados. Algunos solo deben tomarse a sorbos, pero con otros, bebe toda la botella". pablo coelho Vinos muy asequibles, gran ambiente. No te pierdas el 3er sábado del mes, donde tendrán un evento para que disfrutes..