All Wineries in St. James

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eagles-landing

Eagles’ Landing

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Eagle’s Landing is located within Just A Taste, a wine cellar and restaurant in downtown St. James. Eagles’ Landing focuses on bringing the past and present together by combining science and art. Owners and winemakers Eric Taylor and Casey Stuck, strive to develop well-balanced wines and meads (honey-wine). The winery’s name draws from the ripe heritage of the region. Eric’s Read more...
heinrichshaus

Heinrichshaus Vineyard & Winery

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Every day at Heinrichshaus is special, but summer days here, on our sylvan terrace, are precious gems. Imagine good friends, a sumptuous picnic basket, a cool breeze on a hot day, and sharing a bottle of wine. – Heinrich & Gina Watkins Grohe vintners. Every year we make MO Wine. Read more...
meramec

Meramec Vineyards

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Maramec Vineyards’ warm welcome awaits visitors! Our classy setting encourages you to stop and enjoy our wines, ask questions and browse our attractive gift shop with its gourmet food and wine-related items. Our Art Gallery contains works from nationally recognized local artists. Our Bistro d’Vine, mentioned in Southern Living, serves Euro style tasty lunches. Enjoy tasting plates anytime with your Read more...
st-james-winery

St. James Winery

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Grape and wine production have a long history in the St. James area. Officially recognized as the Ozark Highlands, our region is fondly known as “Little Italy of the Ozarks” thanks to the establishment of an Italian settlement in the area more than 100 years ago. The Italians who settled here planted vineyards, and by 1922 over 2000 acres of Read more...