Missouri’s history of vineyards and wine making dates to the 1830s. Prior to the Prohibition years (1920-1933), Missouri was the largest wine producing state in America. In 1980, the area surrounding Augusta became the first federally designated American Viticultural Area (AVA). More recently, three additional AVAs have been designated: the regions around Hermann; the southwest Missouri Ozark Mountains and Highlands; and the south central district around St. James. Today, Missouri’s wine industry prospers with more than 96 wineries dotted across the state, and the list is growing. Stone Hill Winery, in Hermann, is the third most award winning winery in America. A visit to a Missouri winery affords the public a chance to sample a variety of estate bottled wines; enjoy a picnic; listen to live music; and relax in the countryside. For a map and information on all Missouri wineries, visit the Missouri Wine and Grape Board’s Web site: www.MissouriWine.org.
Hermann Wine Trail vintners tempt travelers with creative chocolate and wine pairings. When winter settles over Wine Country, thoughts turn to chocolate - the food of love. Seven wineries along the Hermann Wine Trail, which winds for 20 scenic miles along the Missouri River, offer creative wine and food pairings for visitors to sip and sample. Participating wineries; Adam Puchta Winery, Bias Winery, Dierberg Star Lane, Hermannhof Winery, OakGlenn Winery, Robller Winery and Stone Hill Winery. The $30 price includes a souvenir wine glass. Tickets must be purchased in advance.
The former Odd Fellows building is now Belvoir Winery, where it is believed ghosts roam the grounds. Documented ghost activities include a male apparition, giggling sounds, footsteps, recordings, and physical touch. The Ghosts and Grapes social features author meet and greets, wine tasting and tours of the building. Join team members for an authentic investigation of Belvoir Winery. Wear comfortable shoes and clothing.
A special wine tour and tasting. A member of Stone Hill Winery's winemaking staff will lead you on an insightful journey complete with a visit to our Norton vineyard, cellars, tank building and press house, where you'll learn a few secrets behind our winemaking success. Tour is limited to 40 people. Tickets: $25
This festival features the Homemade Wine and Homebrewed Beer competition, which benefits Earth's Classroom. Other activities are music by Blues Handle, as well as the autumn Art in the Garden open air art fair, which features local artists.
Norton wine, made from Missouri's most acclaimed native grape variety, take center stage on the Hermann Wine Trail. Wine Trail visitors travel a 20-mile route that meanders along the Missouri River between Hermann and New Haven. At seven stops along the way, vintners share their expertise, as well as foods paired with their finest red wines. Participating wineries; Adam Puchta Winery, Bias Winery, Dierberg Star Lane, Hermannhof Winery, OakGlenn Winery, Robller Winery and Stone Hill Winery. The $30 price includes a souvenir wine glass. Tickets must be purchased in advance.
Sip and sample festive fare on the Hermann Wine Trail. When new wines are cellared for a long winter's nap and the storeroom is full of harvest bounty, the mood turns festive in Missouri Wine Country. Seven Hermann-area wineries host the Holiday Fare Wine Trail, a celebration of good food and good wine. Participating wineries; Adam Puchta Winery, Bias Winery, Dierberg Star Lane, Hermannhof Winery, OakGlenn Winery, Robller Winery and Stone Hill Winery. The $30 price includes a souvenir wine glass. Tickets must be purchased in advance.
Missouri’s history of vineyards and wine making dates to the 1830s. Prior to the Prohibition years (1920-1933), Missouri was the largest wine producing state in America. In 1980, the area surrounding Augusta became the first federally designated American Viticultural Area (AVA). More recently, three additional AVAs have been designated: the regions around Hermann; the southwest Missouri Ozark Mountains and Highlands; and the south central district around St. James. Today, Missouri’s wine industry prospers with more than 96 wineries dotted across the state, and the list is growing. Stone Hill Winery, in Hermann, is the third most award winning winery in America. A visit to a Missouri winery affords the public a chance to sample a variety of estate bottled wines; enjoy a picnic; listen to live music; and relax in the countryside. For a map and information on all Missouri wineries, visit the Missouri Wine and Grape Board’s Web site: www.MissouriWine.org.
Founded in 1990, Chaumette Winery sits amid magnificent rolling hills. Sample our award-winning, handcrafted wines. Enjoy the views and, in winter, the fireside. We present live entertainment outdoors during warmer months. Visit our restaurant and our poolside cafe for lunch and dinner. Shop our gift shop and art gallery, featuring items by local artists. Indulge yourself at The Spa at Chaumette, featuring all-natural products. Stay at The Villages at Chaumette; elegantly appointed villas with beautiful furnishings, hi-tech amenities, fitness center, pool with private cabanas, and alfresco dining. For wedding and private events, we can accommodate 300 guests. Our all-faith chapel is available for weddings and Sunday services.
Located on 160 acres of rolling Missouri foothills, 10 minutes from Camdenton and Osage Beach. The covered porch and patio are ideal for enjoying a glass of wine and admiring the views. Our winery serves Missouri wines, sangrias, and microbrew beers. We offer wine tasting and a light menu consisting of soups, sandwiches, cheese trays and bread with various dipping oils. Our shuttle bus (maximum of 14 guests) will pick you up from your lake area location; a fee is charged.
From Route 54; west on Route Y for two miles; right on Lapoint Road for 0.5 mile; right on Winery Hills Estates.
Sample our wines and meads (wine made from honey). The gift shop offer wines, meads, wine accessories and gifts. Bring your own picnic, or purchase cheese, sausage and crackers here. Relax with a bottle of our wine on the porch, overlooking the countryside. Visit our Web site for a schedule of events and music (Sundays, May through September).
We are located in the Ozark Mountain American Viticulture Area (AVA) north of Springfield, two miles north of Walnut Grove: I-44, exit 75; west on Route 160; north on Route 123; east on County Road 560.
On the edge of Frene Creek on their original family homestead, Adam Puchta Winery is one of the oldest family owned wineries in the United States. The Puchta family, now in their 7th generation, continues to produce award-winning wines in a unique, charmingly historic setting. We offer free tasting and a gourmet gift shop; live music on the weekends. Located 2.5 miles west of Hermann, off of Route 100.
Two cottages and two guestrooms, all with private bath. The Inn has a wine cellar and vineyard. Dinner is available. Secure parking.
Relax and enjoy great views of the Missouri countryside. Two trains daily each direction between St. Louis and Kansas City, with stops at St. Louis, Kirkwood, Washington, Hermann, Jefferson City, Sedalia, Warrensburg, Lee's Summit, Independence and Kansas City.
The La Plata station is on the Chicago-Kansas City-Los Angeles line; the Poplar Bluff station is on the Texas Eagle route running south from St. Louis.
Limited carry-on bicycle space is available (St. Louis-Kansas City trains only); restrictions apply. Reservations are required for bicycle space and for all passengers. Purchase tickets from any travel agent or on the Amtrak Web site.
Discounts offered with three days notice: Seniors (62+), children (younger than 16), active duty military, groups (20+), AAA, Veterans Advantage members, and Student Advantage members.
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Relax and enjoy great views of the Missouri countryside. Two trains daily each direction between St. Louis and Kansas City, with stops at St. Louis, Kirkwood, Washington, Hermann, Jefferson City, Sedalia, Warrensburg, Lee's Summit, Independence and Kansas City.
Limited carry-on bicycle space is available (St. Louis-Kansas City trains only); restrictions apply. Reservations are required for bicycle space and for all passengers. Purchase tickets from any travel agent or on the Amtrak Web site.
Discounts offered: seniors (62+), children (younger than 16), active duty military, groups (20+), AAA, Veterans Advantage members, and Student Advantage members.
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A microbrewery and restaurant located beside the Katy Trail, overlooking the Missouri River Valley. Our beer selections change seasonally. Great food and great beer are available throughout the day. We offer a children's menu and our own Rocket Root Beer, so bring the kids. We offer a beer dinner on Friday and Saturday evenings. There is live music Sunday afternoons in the summer. We have an indoor dining area and outdoor seating. The dinner menu changes monthly, so check our Web site for the latest offerings. We prepare our food on site. (Closed from mid December through mid January; limited hours November thru April.)
Circa 1860 house with a blend of old-world country charm and modern-day conveniences. Each guestroom has a queen size bed and a private bathroom. Relax in the outside hot tub with a view of the ridges. Enjoy a full breakfast in the morning.
A circa 1885 Gone with the Wind style home on 1.3 acres. The balcony overlooks the Missouri River bluffs, offering magnificent views and sunsets. Stroll through the rose garden. A full breakfast is served at a separate facility. Two wineries, a microbrewery and the Katy Trail are within three blocks.
Augusta Winery features a year-round tasting room, gift shop, and a covered terrace. Our Wine and Beer Garden is open April through October with free, live music on the weekends. Bring your own picnic or purchase cheese, sausage, snacks, and beverages at the winery. Closed on New Year's Day, Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. No outside alcohol or beverages allowed.
We produce a variety of grape wines, plus peach and apple. Free tasting and tours. Enjoy a bottle of wine on the deck. Cheese, sausage and crackers available. Live music and events throughout year. Located five miles west of Waverly. Closed Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
Perched atop the bluffs overlooking the Missouri River bottoms, seven miles east of Hermann. Enjoy our friendly, relaxing atmosphere. Our wines and beers are made on the estate. You may sample our products in the tasting area. We are happy to answer questions about the process. In addition to indoor seating, there is an outdoor veranda, under grape arbors and shade trees. During festivals, tour the vineyard and the estate on our free tram. Browse our Web site for details and a calendar of events.
From Route 100, five miles east of Hermann or nine miles west of New Haven; go north on Route B through the village of Berger; watch for our signs. Closed Easter, Thanksgiving, December 25 and January 1.
Birk's Gasthaus occupies the Herzog Mansion. There are nine guestrooms, seven with private bath. There is a game room with a 50" Plasma TV, a poker table and a full size pool table. We serve homemade food and pastries. We offer Murder Mystery weekends; see our Web site for schedules. The park-like setting and wraparound covered porches all set the theme to enjoy our local wines and your stay in Hermann.
Blumenhof is German for Court of Flowers. Our vineyards were established in 1979. Enjoy estate bottled wines. Bring a picnic, or buy one at the winery. No outside alcohol may be brought onto the premises. Large outdoor seating area; limited indoor seating. Tours by appointment. See the Website for live music schedules.One mile from the Katy Trail Dotzow Trailhead. Closed Thanksgiving, 25 December and 1 January.
Bommarito Winery is a small, boutique style winery producing handcrafted award winning wines. Our tasting room is open year-round. Outdoor patio seating is available with wonderful views. We have indoor seating for 24. Our vineyards are located on the property, producing Norton, Vignoles, Vidal Blanc, Chambourcin, and St. Vincent grapes. Our wine selection includes our national award winning Port. Toast the good life.
Nestled between the bluffs near the confluence of the Osage and Missouri rivers. During its prime, Bonnots Mill was a hub for commerce, with riverboats and steam-powered trains supplying the region with goods. This early French settlement now offers a restaurant, a bed and breakfast, a wedding chapel and a general store. This district is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Our limousine accommodates eight adults. Customers may bring alcohol if everyone is age 21 or older. We cannot supply alcohol and our chauffeurs cannot purchase alcohol for the customer.
Sample Branson Ridge handcrafted Missouri wines in our beautiful tasting room. Our marketplace carries wine and specialty gifts. Cafe diVine’s European-style menu offers artisan cheeses, Bruschetta, quiches, onion tarts, soups, salads, chartucerie, desserts and breads. The menu changes daily. Our staff will suggest wine and food pairings with specific dishes. Relax on our sheltered patio, the perfect location for enjoying Branson Landing's Concert Series and the spectacular Fountain show on lakefront. We are located on the boardwalk, in the Town Square area of Branson Landing.
Missouri wines; a tasting room and gift shop; spectacular views and sunsets. The winery grounds and picnic tables are always available for conversations, celebrations and gatherings. Located in the village of Montserrat, between Warrensburg and Knob Noster; Route 50, south at Route P, half a mile.
The park has 90 level pull-thru sites and 12 tent sites. Each site has water, sewer, electric and free cable TV and wireless Internet. There are handicap sites available. We have two bath houses, a laundromat, game room, miniature golf, swimming pool, and a two-acre fishing pond all on-site. There is also a recreational center available with seating for up to 120 people. We are open all year and have daily, weekly and monthly rates available. We are located 1.6 miles east of I-55 at exit 99.
The updated portion of the Cape Girardeau walking/biking trail will connect us to the water park and the Missouri Conservation Nature Center - both within one mile of our campground. Three restaurants are also adjacent to our RV park. Please visit our Web site for additional information.
Stop by for maps, brochures and information about Cape Girardeau businesses, events and attractions. Call for a Visitor and Dining Guide. The CVB gift shop has souvenirs and coffee table books by local authors.
This tour of downtown Cape Girardeau includes 19 points of interest dating to the early 1800s. The route is approximately two miles. Points of interest include: The Glenn House; Old St. Vincent's Church; Red House Interpretive Center; Common Pleas Court House; Port Cape Girardeau; Riverfront Park and Mural Tour; Cape River Heritage Museum; the River Campus of Southeast Missouri State University; and several old homes. Free maps are available at the Cape Girardeau Convention and Visitor Bureau; or they may be requested by phone or online; a CD is available for $5. Free parking in our downtown lot.
Missouri’s history of vineyards and wine making dates to the 1830s. Prior to the Prohibition years (1920-1933), Missouri was the largest wine producing state in America. In 1980, the area surrounding Augusta became the first federally designated American Viticultural Area (AVA). More recently, three additional AVAs have been designated: the regions around Hermann; the southwest Missouri Ozark Mountains and Highlands; and the south central district around St. James. Today, Missouri’s wine industry prospers with more than 96 wineries dotted across the state, and the list is growing. Stone Hill Winery, in Hermann, is the third most award winning winery in America. A visit to a Missouri winery affords the public a chance to sample a variety of estate bottled wines; enjoy a picnic; listen to live music; and relax in the countryside. For a map and information on all Missouri wineries, visit the Missouri Wine and Grape Board’s Web site: www.MissouriWine.org.
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 Whether you’re a bicyclist, walker, a nature lover or history buff, Missouri’s Katy Trail State Park offers an opportunity to explore Missouri’s natural beauty and rich history year-round. Motor or engine driven vehicles are not allowed on the trail. Horseback riding is allowed on a 25-mile stretch between Sedalia and Calhoun. Parking lots along this section accommodate trailer parking.
This long-distance walking and biking trail, winding more than ...
 Good news: Practically every winery in the state has charming lodging nearby.
Visitors to Blumenhof Winery will be delighted by nearby Concord Hill Bed and Breakfast, located within a fully restored circa-1900 farmhouse. Enjoy the area's peaceful beauty while sipping a cup of coffee on the wraparound porch and relax in the hot tub. Concord Hill's hosts provide a big, country-style breakfast each morning.
Just as Concord Hill Bed and Breakfast breathes new life into a beautiful old ...
 Thanks to breathtaking views and excellent wines, Missouri vineyards provide everything you need for a perfect day. Still, that doesn't keep our state's wineries from offering dozens of great events every year.
On Sept. 25, the Harvest Home Festival at Wenwood Farm Winery in Bland embraces the competitive spirit by hosting the Homemade Wine and Homebrewed Beer Competition. In addition to the contest (which benefits Earth's Classroom, programs teaching about biodiversity and conservation), the ...
 The trees burst with vivid color; the weather is perfectly crisp. What better way to enjoy our state's beauty than outside on a patio, a glass of wine in hand? You'll find vino-with-a-view opportunities across the state, including in Augusta at the Montelle Winery and Klondike Cafe. This winery's location − perched atop Osage Ridge − delights visitors with a panoramic view of the Missouri River Valley 400 feet below. Relax on the spacious, tree-shaded deck while savoring a glass of wine; ...
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