Amazing vibe. Trey kept us laughing the whole time. Try the espresso, martini wine. Would go back!read more

We had two tastings at Fat Ass, one sweet and one dry. My husband had the dry and I had the sweet…read more Really enjoyed both but I especially want to compliment the lady who helped us. She was great! Her name was Shelllie and was a Sommelier level 2 and really knew her stuff. She was great and we really enjoyed our time there.

This is a must visit in Fredricksberg!…read more The people are so nice and help you pick out a wine based on your preferences. They have an outdoor patio and indoor seating and most importantly a rhino living in the back!

Ambiance: Rhino themed winery in Fredericksburg with onsite rhinos! We made a reservation for 6 of…read moreus to do a tasting - Bob did an excellent job at explaining the wines for us. The space is beautiful and there is a large outdoor area that faces the rhino enclosures. Blake the rhino is so cool to see! Parking onsite - they had a Tesla charging station as well. I do recommend making a reservation on the weekends. Merch available, clean space/bathrooms, and upscale safari themed decor. A must visit for a unique winery experience!

Our lodging accommodation recommended TWC and also provided us with a coupon for wine tasting. Upon…read morearrival we walked into an open courtyard with chairs, tables, and lots of grass space. This was perfect as we brought our dog with us. Although we couldn't go inside with him, we were able to sit on the patio for our tasting. The employees were AMAZING and very accommodating! Thanks so much for great customer service! All the wines were really good and we look forward to returning!!

This was the second stop on our wine tasting tour and probably the best one. They had a great…read moreselection of Texas wines, which we loved. We did the $30 per person tasting, and Caroline was our host. She was so personable and extremely knowledgeable, which made the experience even better. We honestly loved all the wines here and ended up ordering a charcuterie board that barely lasted two minutes on the table because it was that good. We even purchased a bottle to take home!! They had live music outside and a food truck, which was perfect since we grabbed some food while waiting for our reservation. The property is huge and beautiful. Definitely a MUST STOP in Fredericksburg!

First off, if you want to do the cave tasting or the wine tour, I highly recommend that you make a…read morereservation ahead of time as they can be booked on the weekends. I came here with a group of friends. We initially came on Saturday, but there was no availability on Saturday, so we made a reservation for the following day. It is a 2-hour experience, and it is a must. You get to taste four different wines, and most are grown locally. They are transitioning to produce 100% of their wine with their own grapes. Special shoutout to Abby for being our hostess! She was very kind, relatable, and nice. She was not pushy in selling the membership (unlike some other places nearby). We learned about the company's history, which is a very lovely story, and it involves supporting mental health (Yay!). I would come here again for their wine and mission. I bought a bottle of their Alienist. A bit expensive, but also it is really good, and part of the proceeds support mental health.

Wine is pretty good, but that's where it stops…read more The biggest reason with my drastic, updated rating (my original rating was 5) is their new main building where they changed it to the public and their original they kept that only to members only. The new building feels very commercial, like I'm walking into a conference room. Service was not that good either since it seems like a consumerism machine. Person-in person-out. I loved the caves but everything above takes it away from that experience!

The service was amazing. Virginia was so engaging and sweet. Even got a special little drink with a…read morecandle for my birthday. Come here if you want a great tasting and even better service.

OK this is a hidden gem! As mentioned, the family has deep roots in this region. The tasting room…read moreis not something fancy but all of the wines are well thought out and perfectly balanced. Both whites and reds here. We added a very nice Charcuterie board to our tasting which was plentiful and good. The absolute highlight is George our tasting guide for this experience. He was full of great history and wine knowledge which really enhanced the whole experience. This is NOT the winery to pass up if you like great wine. Nothing fancy, just great wine.

Few places are as inviting or enjoyable as Becker Vineyards!! The vision of Dr. Richard and Bunny…read moreBecker has become an elegant reality. It's a must stop.

We may have caught them at a busy time but it paled in comparison to a few other vineyards we…read morevisited on the same day. We signed up for a tasting, and it completely possible that I just didn't know what that entailed, but it was far different from what I expected. Instead of being seated (or doing a standing tasting), we were given drink tickets and told to go outside for drinks. We were given a welcome wine to try with our tickets which I appreciated! When we got outside, we were met with long lines leading to what looked to be a bar with three staff members pouring wine. For the first pour, we were told a little bit about the wine but after that, no one bothered to tell us anything. In addition, the pours were very inconsistent. Some of them were barely more than two small sips while others were far more reasonable. We quickly discovered which staff member was willing to pour more and who he was willing to pour more for (not me lol). The wines themselves were fine but it was difficult to enjoy considering we had to keep getting up to get pours and the drink tickets felt a little like SXSW. We did very much appreciate that they offered actual food unlike many other places in the area!

Seven generations of winemaking expertise shine through at Andreucci, where they produce truly…read morebeautiful Italian wines. The Fred area now features several wineries showcasing non-Texan styles--including Coordinates (South African) and Calais (Texas grapes with a French influence). Be sure to read up on the fascinating family history behind this winery! We sampled a variety of their reds, and every single one was full-bodied with its own distinct personality. The Cab Black was highly complex with lovely hints of oak. Their Chianti, the Costaveccia, was a traditional, high-end Chianti --dense yet smooth, and something I can easily envision pairing with my Sunday sauce. Another favorite was the Nero d'Avola, which drank incredibly smooth with a perfect balance of fruit and tannins. We were so impressed with their wines that we left with several bottles and a new wine club membership. The tasting room itself is bright, cool, and comfortable, complemented by a great patio, a spacious members' area, and a large function hall for events. Service throughout our visit was exceptional; the knowledgeable sommeliers expertly guided us through our five tastings. If you are a fan of Italian wines, then do plan a visit to Andreucci.

This winery (actually a tasting facility) is a little different from the normal wineries in and…read morearound Fredricksburg. It doesn't offer any Texas wines. All of their wines are brought in from Italy from a family winery in Tuscany. The Andreucci family has been making wine for over two centuries. According to their history, in 1810 the quartermaster for the French Army purchased wine from the Andreucci family to serve Napoleon's troops while they were in Italy. A reproduction of the receipt issued by the French Army is shown on the label of a number of their wines. Even back then they had a reputation for making exceptional wines. The facility is small and very bright and open, with a bar for tasting and seating ares as well. It is adjacent to the Alstadt Brewery along 290 and easy to get to. Plenty of parking is available as well. We were greeted by a lovely Italian woman (Erica) who served as our sommelier. She was an energetic and vibrant person who fully described all the nuances of each of the 5 wines we tasted. While some wineries offer a pre-defined list of tasting options, Andreucci has you select 5 wines from their entire offering list. I am more of a red wine drinker (though I do also like some whites) and my wife prefers whites, so it made for a nice option to be able to select what we wanted individually. I selected the Black Label Cabernet, Montepulciano, Merlot, Chardonnay, and Grillo. My wife also chose the Chardonnay and Grillo, as well as the Donna Alma, Primitivo, and Prosecco. Erica even brought out a sample of some amazing cheese to try with the red offering. Perfecto! All the wines we tasted were very good, and we settled on purchasing a bottle of the Black Label Cabernet and one of the Grillo. They offer a wine club membership (as most all wineries do now) and offer a red club, white club, and premium club option. No membership fees. We will definitely return to this lovely location and try some additional wines next time!

Warm and welcoming. Fun staff! The wine is high quality and award winning and it shows. They have…read morewon international and local competitions.

We really enjoyed it here! Staff was very nice, and the tastings were great…read more My fiance got the Orange Muscat, I got the red tasting. There were things I liked and didn't. It's nice to have true variety in flavors and I really enjoy that about it here. I really liked the Aglianico! I wish they had barstools because you just stand at the bar during your tasting unless you take a seat in the seating area. We like the bar though.