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Wine Guide 2014

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By Nick Todaro |



WINERIES & SHOPS IN GRAPEVINE


Cross Timbers Winery
805 N. Main St. | 817-488-6789
www.crosstimberswinery.com
Located in a historic home, the winery offers tastings of the Cross Timbers wine, select Texas wines and international favorites. Cross Timbers also has a gift shop featuring wine accessories.

Delaney Vineyards
2000 Champagne Blvd. | 817-481-5668
www.delaneyvineyards.com

The vineyards host various corporate events, parties and wine tastings that allow guests to try award-winning wines. Tours are available that explain the processes of how to grow grapes, harvest grapes, make wine and bottle it.

D’Vine Wine
409 S. Main St. | 817-329-1011
grapevine.dvinewineusa.com

D’Vine Wine is a boutique and winery that offers guests the chance to try wine by the glass, bottle or by creating it themselves. It also offers imported cheeses, meats, dried fruits and chocolates to pair with the wine. The retail store provides accessories and gifts.

Farina’s Winery
420 S. Main St. | 817-442-9095
www.farinaswinery.com

The winery offers a group dining experience and serves both wines and a full menu of food ranging from artisan cheese to steak. Farina’s also serves beer.

Homestead Winery
211 E. Worth St. | 817-251-9463
www.homesteadwinery.com

The winery specializes in wine tastings and offers reds, whites and specialty wines including one with a secret family blend.

Into the Glass Wine Bar and Texas Cafe
322 S. Main St. | 817-442-1969
www.intotheglass.com

The restaurant carries a variety of wines and works in tandem with the neighboring Off the Vine. Into the Glass also serves a full menu of food and includes a full bar.

La Buena Vida Vineyards
416 E. College St. | 817-481-9463
www.labuenavida.com

The vineyard offers a wine-tasting room to try reds, whites and blushes, among others. La Buena Vida also offers fine cheeses, fruits, olives and other snacks to complement wines.

Off the Vine
324 S. Main St. | 817-421-1091
www.offthevinetexas.com

The retail wine shop carries a range of reds, whites, sparkling and dessert wines from $8–$500. The shop also carries products such as corkscrews, decanters and aerators.

Su Vino Winery
120 S. Main St., Ste. 40 | 817-424-0123
www.suvinowinery.com

The winery offers wine tastings, private-label wines, classes and private events. It also stocks products and accessories such as cork cages, aerators and wine chillers. Wines range from $10.50–$25.



WINE TOURS


Grapevine Wine Tours
817-259-9463
www.grapevinewinetours.com

Shuttles pick up guests at Grapevine-area hotels for tours of three wineries, with guides describing the history of wine. Wineries vary by tour. $79.50 (lunch tours), $89.50 (dinner tours).


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