All Hermann in United States

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Kuenzel Valley Winery

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The winery is located halfway between Hermann and New Haven, next to a small creek in a valley setting under a canopy of white sycamore trees. Its granary building has been converted to Blue Roof Farm Winery, which provides Old World charm and a cave-like basement where small, handmade batches of grape, herb and fruit wines are crafted from estate-grown Read more...
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Giggling Grapes Winery

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Giggling Grapes is a family-owned and operated winery specializing in fruit and grape wines. Read more...
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Florida Winery

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The Florida Vineyard is a little under an acre, overlooking Mark Twain State Park. It was created in April 2013 when the Hagan family teamed up to plant over 600 vines in 4 days. The grapes that were planted included Cabernet Franc, Treminette, Vignoles and Chambourcin. There’s also a historic lodge offering overnight accommodations, with walking, biking, hiking, boating and Read more...
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Curling Vine Winery – New Florence

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Curling Vine Winery in New Florence is open daily, year-round for tastings of wines and juices. The gift shop features wine-related gifts and accessories. Located just off I-70 at exit 175. Read more...
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Canterbury Hill Winery & Restaurant

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Canterbury Hill sits on top of a rock bluff with a view of the Missouri State Capitol and the rolling hills of Callaway County. With massive metal gates, an all-brick and rock building, an 18th-century wine cellar and an elegant wood-trimmed Capitol view room, Canterbury Hill creates a majestic setting. Guests can enjoy dinner for two, a relaxing night on Read more...
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Adam Puchta Winery

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Adam Puchta Winery, located off Hwy. 100 on the banks of Frene Creek about 2.5 miles southwest of Hermann, is the oldest continuously owned family farm winery in the U.S. The winery produces more than 20,000 cases of wine annually. Products are available at the winery, in many stores and restaurants and online with shipping to several states. Adam Puchta Read more...
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Bias Vineyards & Winery/Gruhlke’s Microbrewery

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Bias Winery/Gruhlke’s Microbrewery is situated on a 64-acre farm overlooking the Missouri River Valley. The 9-acre vineyard is visible from the tasting room as well as from the indoor and outdoor seating areas. Pressing, fermentation, aging and bottling are all performed at the estate. Enjoy a picnic at one of the shaded picnic tables or sit under the grape arbor Read more...
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Endless Summer Winery

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Endless Summer Winery is a family winery with unique wines. Our specialization is in fruit wines. We also offer wines not found in stores, such as Pecan wine. Our goal is to create an enjoyable experience that will change your mind on what wine really is! The winery is located less than a 1/2 mile off highway 19 on highway Read more...
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Hermannhof Winery

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A visit to Hermannhof Winery is like a step into small-town German traditions. In addition to fine wine, Hermannhof is also proud to offer fine, locally-made German sausages. Hermannhof offers quaint, intimate settings perfect for a small, quiet lunch by a crackling fireplace or a spring picnic in the shade of the grape arbor. Hermannhof’s Festhalle is available for wedding Read more...
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Holy Grail Winery

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Holy Grail Wines incorporate Old World Traditions used centuries ago. Our wine is unique because of the way it is made. All of the great traditions used centuries ago are not used by wineries anymore and you can see and taste it in wine today. We wanted to make wine you would find in Europe the old way: rich in Read more...