TDLR; I love this place, they are always so nice and kind and I truly appreciate all the effort and…read morecare they put into everything they do. My #1 vineyard. Sarah, Joey, Kalen, Taylor, and Tori are absolutely the best! The customer service and care about the customer experience. Whenever I visit they are all always so helpful and polite. They truly care about wine and the vineyard are incredible knowledgeable about the tasting notes, the different vintages they have, and all the other aspects of wine. I truly appreciate all the knowledge about the barrels, and all the steps of the process they all possess. I've learned so much attending the regular tastings, vertical tastings, and window club dinners. Oh to even bring up the wine club dinners! They always have such good chefs and their setups are always nice. I appreciate the staffing and the attention to detail they always provide. Incredible evenings and fantastic food. Always a treat and a core memory. I've ate at so several Michelin star restaurants and had pairing. Albeit not always at the same caliber, as something like Alinea. It is hands down the best, and that is not even including the pricing. It's an absolute steal. And nothing in comparison for the area of central Texas. What Valley Mills Vineyards has cultivated goes far beyond the bottle. It is, in the truest sense, a living experience: one where the terroir of genuine human connection is as carefully tended as the vines themselves. In a world increasingly defined by transactional encounters and manufactured hospitality, Valley Mills stands as a quiet and remarkable exception, a space where passion is not performed but practiced, where knowledge is not gatekept but generously shared, and where every visit feels less like a transaction and more like a homecoming. I have raised a glass in some of the most celebrated rooms in the country, and yet it is here, in the heart of central Texas, that I find myself most genuinely moved, not by spectacle, but by sincerity. That is the rarest vintage of all.

Absolutely gorgeous grounds but ... how you gonna have such a major staircase at a winery lol BE…read moreCAREFUL. I drank a glass of their moscato and liked it but their tastings were pretty light and it was 4 for 20$ which seemed like west coast prices. If they were better pours I wouldn't be complaining. A nice little charcuterie. Needs more outdoor seating. The young ladies working were nice.

Lucky Vines Vineyard is a true gem! I was looking for a relaxing spot to enjoy my birthday and we…read morestopped by on a Saturday afternoon. Not too crowded and the service was impeccable. The staff is very hardworking and accommodating. They have a great family-friendly atmosphere where our kids enjoyed feeding the goats, cows, and "Tater" the tortoise. My husband is not a wine drinker, so it was even better that they have their own brewery and the beer is good. We'll be back soon!

Zero stars. I assume she was the owner who denied get inside my husband's services dog. She said He…read morecannot enter because he has hair, my husband mentioned that he is a services dog ADA diabetes alert. She said NO people complained about it. I am posting a picture from ice cream shop, That's how he is one day before inside a ice cream shop. The winery was empty. We left after I hear he has hair LOL. Everyone has hair. She needs to be more acknowledge by the law. https://www.ada.gov/resources/service-animals-2010-requirements/

In operation for 6 years, the hospitality and vibes here are iconically Texan…read more A beautiful property with colorful planters, hummingbird feeders, ample seating...try a wine tasting: $15 for 6 samples. My partner and I shared (2) samplings so that we could try nearly everything on the menu. We enjoy the artichoke, spinach dip as an accompaniment to the tasting and then took a glass outdoors to enjoy the swing out back. We will certainly return - if in the area again - and highly recommend to others!

What a wonderful place with wonderful owners! Convenient location, great wine, warm atmosphere…read more Stop here and be glad you did.

The bartender was quite nice to me. She told me how this would be club works. I was hoping it…read morewould be a more affordable option to get out. Nd enjoy a downtown establishment. I only had one glass of wine and it cost $14. Pretty spendy. However the wine is pretty good. The restaurant and bar are truly beautiful. Maybe one day I can afford the membership.

We stopped in here for an afternoon tasting. The place is super nice and clean! The wine was…read moredelicious. I enjoyed them all and I did the red tasting. It's pretty pricy but good wine is. The woman working gave me her name but I forgot it. She was very personable and knew the wine well. (Blond with glasses doing a bang up job) I have done wine tasting all over the country and abroad. Sometimes the help is less than enthusiastic. Always great to get someone who knows the wine like she did... but

Headed to Red Caboose for the second winery of the day. Make sure you know which one you are going…read moreto. They have a tasting room that's open daily - this is the actual vineyard that is open on Saturdays. We arrived and thought the place was maybe closed. The dog (buddy - good luck finding your dad) greeted us. We stood around in the "shop" area for 2-3 minutes before we started to look for someone. The actual "tasting" bar is down near the outside patio. We found the hostess and were the only ones there. $15 for 6 tastes (we got 7 since another club member bottle had been opened previously). Pours are on the light side. The wines are generally dry red, but some sweet options are available. The hostess was fine - but was rather dry/dull. We ended up purchasing a bottle and sipping a glass outside on the patio. The view is quite nice and it's relaxing. A few other guests arrived after we finished our tasting - but it was far from busy (we drove by the other location on our way and it was full). A good winery stop for the day - bring some snacks and grab a bottle to hang out on the patio.

Fantastic! Everyone is friendly and knowledgeable, the wine was great and the atmosphere even…read morebetter. Taste 7 wines for $10, can't beat it. So much fun!

Beautiful winery! Such a great find! Beautiful Spot and…read moreamazing wine for any palate. My faves are the Aglianico, Rose Aglianico, Chardonnay. But to be honest they were all good. I will definitely be back for more wine and great conversation.

The wine was good, the service was great, I'd skip the cheese plate though…read more Visited Bull Lion on a weekday and we were the only ones in there which was nice. The server was attentive and we felt like we were at a friends house drinking wine.

I am not a wine aficionado by any means. I taste something and maybe I like it or not. I…read moredefinitely am a White Pinot Grigio drinker or Pinot Gris, Prosecco type of guy. On my first visit with Bro-In-Law, I sampled a rose, I believe it was their SANGIO ROSATO. I frankly cannot recall, it was a few weeks back now. Bro, immediately grabbed a glass of Poncho & Lefty. Unfortunately they did not carry a PG or Pro and perhaps they were out of their TREBBIANO DOLCE. It was fine. I did try a sip of the Poncho and it was red, for sure. Not my favorite, so I cannot comment on quality compared to a red wine enthusiast. The tasting room is located on the square in Granbury which is convenient since there are loads of little shops and curiosities abound to discover and visit. The tasting room itself is quaint, narrow and cute. Very friendly wine-arista's who reviewed the options with me. It was late afternoon on a Thursday and there was only one other couple in the place. Bro knows everyone in this side of the world, so nice conversations were had and a couple of wines later we departed to visit the square. I believe that the Poncho was $18 a glass, which felt steep however these are premium wines, so it probably is on point. I'm sure when I'm back up this way, which we are monthly, we will drop in, perhaps catch Chuck to say hi and enjoy ourselves to some more beverages.

we have family who live about 20 min away from this winery and we make a trip every time we visit…read more something for everyone. love the tasting porch. my favorite is the Logie! I always bring home a couple of bottles. highly recommend this place.

Delightful winery with generous sampling,exquisite gifts and souvenirs to fit the budget. The…read morestaff was so helpful please check them out you will enjoy the stop.

This is a new winery that features Wild Mustang grapes. They have red and white and it is truly…read morelike no wine you have had before. The taste of the red is a very refined taste that had NO TANNIN after bite. Smoothest red we have ever had. They also feature wine ice cream made from the red. And the red pairs well with ginger ale as well. Great red wine. The white is very crisp, mild, has notes of pear. The white they use in a drunk pear cake as well. Just quite the surprise find. When you enter the road the winery is to the left.