Texas Beverage Tour
Taste, toast, and tour your way across the state’s alcoholic offerings
Saint Arnold Brewing Company in Houston. Photo by Kevin Stillman
Visiting one of the state’s growing number of wineries, breweries, and distilleries provides a chance to go beyond the bottle and gain a greater appreciation for the drink in your glass. When sitting down to a tasting, you often get a description of what you are drinking and may learn about the people who crafted it. Taking a tour will expand your experience—seeing the equipment behind the scenes garners an understanding of the process that results in these tasty beverages. The businesses listed here offer tours. Always check before you travel as tours may fill up quickly, require reservations, or may only be held on specific days at certain times. Check with the visitor centers of cities you plan to visit for additional opportunities that might not be listed here.
Big Bend Country
Gulf Coast
Texas Wine and Spirit Trails
WINE TRAILS
Central Region
North Region
Southeast Region
BEER AND SPIRIT TRAILS
REMEMBER: DRINK RESPONSIBLY.
There are consequences to having a drink or two and then getting behind the wheel of a car. These can affect the quality of life—yours and others—as well as your bank account.
TxDOT urges people who have been drinking to use a ride-share app, hail a taxi, take public transit, or designate a sober driver—someone who has not been drinking.
Hill Country
Rustic Spur Vineyards
Fredericksburg 512-988-1910