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MO’s wine country may not be the first destination that comes to mind when planning a wine-focused trip, but it’s a region rich with history, diversity, and evolving viniculture that deserves attention. The state’s wine scene has been steadily growing since the 19th century, initially rooted in the traditions of German immigrants who brought their winemaking knowledge to the fertile lands of the Midwest. Today, MO is not only known for its hybrid varieties, such as Norton and Chambourcin, but also for its success with classic vinifera grapes like Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Merlot. Visitors can expect to find a range of wine styles that reflect both the state’s unique terroir and the innovative approaches of its winemakers.

In MO, you’ll discover everything from robust reds to crisp whites, with wineries producing both dry and sweet wines. The region’s ability to cultivate traditional European vinifera grapes alongside native and hybrid varieties showcases its adaptability and commitment to quality winemaking. Whether you’re a fan of a bold Norton or prefer the familiar notes of a Merlot, MO’s wineries offer a little something for everyone.

An American Viticultural Area (AVA) is a designated wine grape-growing region in the United States distinguishable by geographic features, with boundaries defined by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB). Missouri is home to the country’s first designated AVA.

AUGUSTA AVA

The first AVA in the United States was accorded to Augusta, Missouri on June 20, 1980. Seven California districts and one in Oregon had filed applications with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms; however, the honor went to the 15 square mile area surrounding Augusta. The bureau cited the unique soil, climate and wines, as well as Augusta’s long history as one of America’s oldest and foremost grape and wine districts. In the mid-1800s German immigrants found the Missouri River area just west of St. Louis to be well suited for growing grapes. Napa Valley was the second AVA named after Augusta on January 28, 1981.

OZARK MOUNTAIN AVA

The Ozark Mountain AVA was established on July 2, 1986 and covers a vast 3,500,000 acres in southern Missouri, extending into northwest Arkansas and northeast Oklahoma. The Ozark Mountain AVA is so large, several smaller AVA’s lay within its borders, including Augusta, Hermann and Ozark Highlands. It is the sixth largest AVA in the United States.

HERMANN AVA

The Hermann AVA was recognized on Auguts 18, 1983 and consists of 51,200 acres in the Hermann area between St. Louis and Jefferson City, Missouri. German immigrants settled the Missouri River Valley area in the 1830s and began planting vineyards in what is today one of the most historic wine regions.

OZARK HIGHLANDS AVA

The Ozark Highlands AVA was designated on August 31, 1987; although the grape growing tradition goes back to the 1870s. The fourth accorded AVA in Missouri encompasses 1,280,000 acres in south-central Missouri, covering portions of eleven Missouri counties including the town of St. James, Missouri.

LOESS HILLS DISTRICT AVA

The Loess Hills District AVA was established on March 3, 2016 and consists of 12,897 square miles of loess-based hills comprising a long, narrow region along the western banks of the Missouri and Big Sioux Rivers in western Iowa and northwestern Missouri. The topography is characterized by rolling to steep hills. The deep loess enables grape vine roots to reach deeply into the soil and allows water to drain quickly.

Here are some of the Wine Trails in MO

Augusta Wine Trail

The Augusta Wine Trail in Missouri was designated as the “First United States Wine District” in 1980 since wines were produced here before the Civil War. There are 8 wineries that make up this trail. They are all family-owned and open all year round.

Augusta Winery

Balducci Vineyards

Blumenhof Winery

Chandler Hill Vineyards

Montelle Winery

Mount Pleasant Winery

Noboleis Vineyards

Sugar Creek Winery & Vineyards

Hermann Wine Trail

The Hermann Wine Trail is a group of six family-owned wineries ranging from quaint country farms to historic wine cellars where you will experience the rich history and a variety of wine styles. This trail is known for thematic events where each winery on the trail features a different Missouri wine and food pairing.

Their six Wine & Food Pairing Events

Chocolate Wine Trail, fourth weekend of February

Farmers’ Table Wine Trail, usually held early Saturday in April

Wild Bacon Wine Trail, first weekend of May

Berries & BarBQ Wine Trail, last full weekend of July

Holiday Fare Wine Trail, third weekend of November

Say Cheese Wine Trail, second Saturday of December

Visit the website at www.hermannwinetrail.com.

Adam Puchta Winery

Dierberg Star Lane Tasting Room

G. Husmann Wine Company

Hermannof Winery

Reserve Cellars of Hermann

Robller Vineyard Winery

Kansas City Wine Trail

Whether you prefer sipping wine in an urban setting, an 1800s era chapel or a 1930s restored barn, the Kansas City area has something for everyone. One of the unique characteristics of this wine trail is that it is a loop! You can pick it up at any spot, head in either direction, and spend as much time as you want sampling wines, enjoying beautiful vineyards and visiting points of interest along the way.

Visit the website at www.kcwineries.com.

Albonée Country Inn and Vineyards

Amigoni Urban Winery

Arcadian Moon Winery & Brewery

Baltimore Bend Winery

Fahrmeier Family Vineyards

La Bella Winery

Odessa Country Winery

Stonehaus Farms Winery & Vineyards

Terre Beau Vineyards

Lake of the Ozarks Wine Trail

The Lake of the Ozarks has been a place to hang out and be seen for as long as can be remembered, but it’s known for more than fast boats and summer fun. Slow down the pace and sip on the area’s fine wine paired with gourmet cuisine. Enjoy views of rolling Missouri foothills and breathtaking panoramic views of the Lake while on the Lake of the Ozarks Wine Trail.

Visit the website at Lake of the Ozarks Wine Trail

Casa de Loco Winery

Dale Hollow Winery

Golden Rock Winery

Seven Springs Winery

Shawnee Bluff Winery

Shawnee Bluff Vineyard

Sugarloaf Vineyard

Meramec River Wine Trail

Get your kicks in between Route 66 and the Meramec River on the Meramec River Wine Trail! The wineries on this trail belong to the Ozark Highlands AVA, which encompasses 1,280,000 acres in south-central Missouri. Explore local shops and restaurants while enjoying the views at vineyards and tasting locally grown Missouri wines!

Visit the website at Meramec River Wine Trail

Eagles' Landing Winery

Peaceful Bend Winery

Prairie Barn Winery & Christmas Tree Farm

Spencer Manor Winery

St. James Winery

Tutte Le Cosa Roasait

Mississippi River Hills Wine Trail

The Mississippi River Hills Wine Trail features two family owned and operated wineries, each with its own unique appeal and diverse range of wines. Dry and semi-dry to sweet and fruity, there’s something for everyone! The trail passes through some of the state’s most attractive country side. Rich in history and beauty, Mississippi River Hills Wine Trail stretches from the center of Perry County southward through northern Cape Girardeau County. Sample the small-town charm in southeast Missouri along the Mississippi River Hills Wine Trail.

Visit the website at Mississippi River Hills Wine Trail

Apple Creek Vineyard & Winery

Hemman Winery

Missouri River Wine Trail

The six wineries on the Missouri River Wine Trail have one important thing in common – a fine selection of Missouri wines. They also host special wine and food events, live music and other activities throughout the spring, summer and fall. In addition to great wine, the region offers a variety of restaurants, lodging options and places to explore.

Canterbury Hill

Cooper's Oak Winery & Skullsplitter Distillery

Hummingbird Vineyard & Winery

Serenity Valley Winery

The Blufftop at Rocheport – The Tasting Room

Westphalia Vineyards

Missouri Weinstrasse

The Weinstrasse is located in the middle of the first area ever designated as an official American Viticulture Area, Augusta, Mo. Taste the wines and you’ll know why it came first!

Visit the website at Missouri Weinstrasse

Augusta Winery

Balducci Vineyards

Montelle Winery

Northwest Missouri Wine Trail

Sip wine in an 1800 church, a repurposed school house or from a patio overlooking grape vines as far as the eye can see. Whatever your speed or palate, Northwest Missouri wineries will have something for you. The Northwest Missouri Wine Trail boasts unique and welcoming wineries located in the northwest area of the state.

Visit the website at Northwest Missouri Wine Trail

Belvoir Winery & Inn

Fence Stile Vineyards, Winery & Distillery

Jowler Creek Winery

Pirtle Winery

Riverwood Winery

Shamrock Hills Vineyard and Winery

Van Till Family Vineyards

Windy Wine Co

TerraVox Wine

Ozark Mountain Wine Trail

The Ozark Mountain Wine Trail is situated in southwest Missouri and winds through picturesque countryside. Wines on this tour range from American and Hybrid grapes grown in Missouri, Fruit wines from Missouri produce, Mead (honey wine) from Missouri Beekeepers. Take a relaxing drive through the countryside on the Ozark Mountain Wine Trail.

Visit the website at www.ozarkmountainwinetrail.org.

7C’s Winery

Christine's Vineyard

Keltoi Vineyard

Lindwedel Wine Garden

Tyler Ridge Vineyard Winery

Route Du Vin Wine Trail

Set amid the rolling hills along the Mississippi River in Southeast Missouri, the Route Du Vin Wine Trail beckons with award-winning wines, scenic views and communities filled with history. Enjoy restaurants, lodging, boutique shops and art galleries, located primarily in Farmington and Ste. Genevieve – the oldest European settlement in the state. The trail features wineries, each with its own distinct character.

Charleville Vineyards

Chaumette Vineyards & Winery

Chateau Sainte Genevieve

Sand Creek Vineyard

The Terrace at French Village

Weingarten Vineyard

WineStein Trail

In the northern part of the state, hugging the Iowa border, is the Winestein Trail, consisting of two wineries 90 miles apart, with Bethany as the center point. Backyard Vine and Wine is to the west, in Maryville, home of Northwest Missouri State University. It opened in 2008 and has seven varieties on its five acres. Just under 100 miles to the east in the Green Hills area of the state, in Trenton, is Black Silo Winery. It’s open from April 20 to December 22 and hosts special events

Backyard Vine & Wine

Black Silo Winery

Here are some of the wineries in MO, sorted by Name:

7C’s Winery, 502 E 560th, Walnut Grove, MO – Phone: (417) 788-2263

Adam Puchta Winery, 1947 Frene Creek Rd, Hermann, MO – Phone: (573) 486-5596

Albonée Country Inn and Vineyards, 2200 S Crenshaw Rd, Independence, MO – Phone: (816) 220-2820

Amigoni Urban Winery, 1505 Genessee, St. Suite 100, Kansas City, MO – Phone: (913) 890-3289

Apple Creek Vineyard & Winery,1930 County Rd. 401, Friedheim, MO – Phone: (573) 788-2211

Arcadian Moon Winery & Brewery, 19203 Old US 40, Higginsville, MO – Phone: (660) 584-6661

Augusta Winery, 5601 High St., Augusta, MO – Phone: (636) 228-4301

Backyard Vine & Wine, 30484 Icon Rd. Maryville, MO – Phone: (660) 582-4474

Balducci Vineyards, 6601 S Highway 94, Augusta, MO – Phone: (636) 482-8466

Baltimore Bend Winery, 27150 US-24, Waverly, MO – Phone: (660) 493-0258

Bardenheier Wine Cellars, 11386 Co Hwy WW, Richwoods, MO – Phone: (573) 678-2442

Bear Creek Wine Company, 1320 Keithley Rd, Walnut Shade, MO – Phone: (417) 443-0036

Belmont Vineyards, 5870 Old Route 66, Leasburg, MO – Phone: (573) 885-7156

Belvoir Winery & Inn, 1325 Odd Fellows Rd, Liberty, MO – Phone: (816) 200-1811

Bethlehem Valley Vineyard, 5634 High St. , Augusta, MO – Phone: (636) 482-9463

Bias Vineyards and Winery, 3166 HWY B, Berger, MO – Phone: (573) 834-5475

Black Silo Winery, 4030 East 10th St., Trenton, MO – Phone: (660) 357-2208,

Blumenhof Winery, 13699 S. Hwy 94, Dutzow, MO – Phone: (636) 433-2245

Bommarito Cellars Inc., 3718 Grant School Rd., New Haven, MO – Phone: (314) 250-1290

Bonanza Spring Winery, 1004 S. Westwood Blvd, Poplar Bluff, MO – Phone: (573) 778-9966

Buffalo Creek Vineyards & Winery, 28888 Riverview Rd, Stover, MO – Phone: (573) 377-4535

Bushwhacker Bend Winery, 515 1st St., Glasgow, MO – Phone: (660) 338-2100

Canterbury Hill, 1707 South Summit Dr., Holts Summit, MO – Phone: (573) 896-9966

Casa de Loco Winery, 442 Riverbird Lane, Camdenton, MO – Phone: (573) 693-1441

Cave Hollow West Winery, 217 Cave Hollow Rd., Hannibal, MO – Phone: (573) 231-1000

Cedar Lake Cellars, 11008 Schreckengast Rd, Wright City, MO – Phone: (636) 745-9500

Chandler Hill Vineyards, 596 Defiance Rd, Defiance, MO – Phone: (636) 798-2675

Charleville Vineyards, 16937 Boyd Rd, Saint Genevieve, MO – (573) 756-4537

Chaumette Vineyards & Winery, 24345 State Route WW, Ste. Genevieve, MO – Phone: (573) 747-1000

Chateau Sainte Genevieve, 8921 Jackson School Rd, Bloomsdale, MO – Phone: (636) 758-0406

Christine's Vineyard, 25695 Mulberry Rd, Webb City, MO – Phone: (417) 499-3912

Claverach Farm & Vineyards, 201 Beckwoods Dr., Eureka, MO – Phone: (636) 938-7353

Cooper's Oak Winery & Skullsplitter Distillery, 96 E Jones St Higbee, MO – Phone: (660) 456-7507

Dale Hollow Winery, 314 E 1st St, Stover, MO – Phone: (573) 569-5108

DeLaney Vineyard & Winery, 1200 S Main St Nevada, MO – Phone: (417) 321-6391

Dierberg Star Lane Tasting Room, 338 E. First St. Hermann, MO 65041 – Phone: (573) 486-1182

Durso Hills Vineyard & Winery, 101 S Harding St., Marquand, MO – Phone: (573) 783-8776

Eagles' Landing Winery, 21681 County Rd. 3640, St James, MO – Phone: (573) 263-6899

Eagle’s Nest Winery, 221 Georgia St., Louisiana, MO – Phone: (573) 754-9888

Eagle Pass Winery, 2431 Co Rd 534, Poplar Bluff, MO – Phone: (573) 778-3675

Edg-Clif Vineyard & Winery, 10035 Edg-Clif Dr., Potosi, MO – Phone: (573) 438-4741

Eichenberg Winery, 103 North Olive St., Cole Camp, MO – Phone: (660) 668-3511

Fahrmeier Family Vineyards, 9364 Mitchell Trail, Lexington, MO – Phone: (816) 888-9490

Fence Stile Vineyards, Winery & Distillery, 31010 West 12th St., Excelsior Springs, MO – Phone: (816) 500-6465

Fountain City Winery, 1409 W 11th St, Kansas City, MO – Phone: (816) 442-8893

Four Horses and a Dog Winery, 12300 Shoemaker Rd., Excelsior Springs, MO – Phone: (816) 582-4648

Fusion Wines, 769 Hwy KK, Sedgewickville, MO – Phone: (573) 450-7412

G. Husmann Wine Company, 302 E. First St., Hermann, MO – Phone: (573) 486-2677

Golden Rock Winery, 955 North Business Route 5, Camdenton, MO – Phone: (573) 317-WINE

Grey Bear Vineyards, 26267-26413 State Hwy T, Stover, MO – Phone: (573) 377-4313

HEADQUARTERS Winery & Mercantile, 100 W Pearl St, Harrisonville, MO – Phone: (816) 925-0515

Heinrichshaus Vineyard & Winery, 18500 State Hwy U, St. James, MO – Phone: (573) 265-5000

Hemman Winery, 13022 Hwy C, Brazeau, MO – Phone: (573) 824-6040

Hermannof Winery, 330 E 1st St., Hermann, MO – Phone: (573) 486-5959

Hummingbird Vineyard & Winery, 16586 Audrain Rd. 953, Mexico, MO – Phone: (573) 582-7425

Hunter Valley Winery, 762 State Hwy V, Cape Girardeau, MO – Phone: (573) 332-0879

Indian Creek Winery, 805 Stoddard St., Monroe City, MO – Phone: (573) 590-0086

Indian Hills Winery, 9625 Co Rd 250, Puxico, MO – Phone: (573) 222-3709

Jacob’s Vineyard, 26078 Eagle Lane, Kirksville, MO – Phone: (660) 627-2424

Jowler Creek Winery, 16905 Jowler Creek Rd, Platte City, MO – Phone: (816) 858-5528

KC Wineworks, 1829 McGee St., Kansas City, MO – Phone: (816) 256-4608

Keltoi Vineyard, 17705 Co Rd 260, Oronogo, MO – Phone: (417) 642-6190

La Bella Winery, 11644 Flournoy School Rd, Wellington, MO – Phone: (816) 240-2404

LaChance Vineyards, 12237 Peter Moore Ln, De Soto, MO – Phone: (636) 586-2777

La Dolce Vita Winery, # 4 Lafayette St., Washington, MO – Phone: (636) 390-8180

Ladoga Ridge Winery, 100 East Pope Lane, Smithville, MO – Phone: (816) 866-4077

Les Bourgeois Winery, 14020 West Hwy BB, Rocheport, MO – Phone: (573) 698-2300y

Lindwedel Wine Garden, 3158 MO 365, Branson, MO – Phone: (417) 338-0256

Little Hills Winery, 501 South Main St., St. Charles, MO – Phone: (636) 946-9339

Lost Creek Vineyard, 21356 Gore Rd., Marthasville, MO – Phone: (636) 932-4142

Louis P. Balducci Vineyards, 6601 South MO 94, Augusta, MO – Phone: (636) 482-8466

Mallinson Vineyard and Hall, 3029 North River Blvd, Sugar Creek, MO – Phone: (816) 896-5744

Meramec Vineyards, 600 State Rte B, St. James, MO – Phone: (573) 265-7847

Montelle Winery, 201 Montelle Dr., Augusta, MO – Phone: (888) 595-9463

Mount Pleasant Winery, 5634 High St., Augusta, MO – Phone: (636) 482-9463

Noboleis Vineyards, 100 Hemsath Rd, Augusta, MO – Phone: (636) 482-4500

OakGlenn Vineyards & Winery, 1104 Oak Glenn Place, Hermann, MO – Phone: (573) 486-5057

Odessa Country Winery, 2466 NcNeel Rd, Odessa, MO – Phone: (816) 633-7843

OOVVDA Winery, 5448 N Berry Lane, Springfield, MO – Phone: (417) 833-4896

Peaceful Bend Winery, 1942 State Hwy T, Steelville, MO – Phone: (573) 775-3000

Persimmon Ridge Vineyards, 7272 Sheppard Dr., Barnhart, MO – Phone: (636) 948-2082

Pirtle Winery, 502 Spring St., Weston, MO – Phone: (816) 640-5728

Prairie Barn Winery & Christmas Tree Farm, 17301 State Route B, St. James, MO – Phone: (660) 253-0079

Red Fox Winery, 1422 NW 800 Rd, Urich, MO – Phone: (816) 392-0955

Renaissance Wine Garden, 29131 N Stringtown Rd Foristell, MO – Phone: (636) 359-4468

Reserve Cellars of Hermann, 34 Reserve Cellars Lane, Hermann, MO – Phone: (573) 486-3320

River Ridge Winery, Country Rd. 321, Commerce, MO – Phone: (573) 264-3712

Riverwood Winery, 22200 State Route 45 N, Rushville, MO – Phone: (816) 579-9797

Robller Vineyard Winery, 275 Robller Vineyard Rd, New Haven, MO – Phone: (573) 237-3986

Sand Creek Vineyard, 3578 Sand Creek Rd., Farmington, MO – Phone: (573) 756-9999

Serenity Valley Winery, 1888 County Rd 342, O’Fallon, MO – Phone: (573) 642-6958

Seven Springs Winery, 846 Winery Hills Estates, Linn Creek, MO – Phone: (573) 317-0100

Shamrock Hills Vineyard and Winery, 12300 Shoemaker Rd. Excelsior Springs, MO – Phone: (816) 377-2313

Shawnee Bluff Vineyard, 8 Tolwood Rd., Eldon, MO – Phone: (573) 365-1100

Shawnee Bluff Winery, 2454 Bagnell dam blvd, Lake Ozark, MO 65049 – Phone: (573) 365-9935

Spencer Manor Winery, 15064 MO-68, St James, MO – Phone: (573) 899-8265

St. Francois Winery, 1669 Pine Ridge Trails, Park Hills, MO – Phone: (573) 431-4294

St. James Winery, 540 State Route B, St. James, MO – Phone: (800) 280-9463

St. Jordon Creek Winery, 2829 US-50, Beaufort, MO – Phone: (636) 584-8001

Stone Hill Winery, 1110 Stone Hill Hwy, Hermann, MO – Phone: (573) 486-2221

Stonehaus Farms Winery & Vineyards, 24607 NE Colbern Rd, Lee’s Summit, MO – Phone: (816) 554-8800

Sugar Creek Winery & Vineyards, 125 Boone County Lane, Defiance, MO – Phone: (636) 987-2400

Sugarloaf Vineyard, 66 Feline Lane, Camdenton, MO – Phone: (573) 873-2020

Summit Lake Winery, 1707 Summit Dr., Holts Summit, MO – Phone: (573) 896-9966

TerraVox Wine, 19310 NW Farley Hampton Rd #3, Kansas City, MO – Phone: (816) 354-4903

Terre Beau Vineyards, 100 S. Lynn, Dover, MO – Phone: (660) 259-3010

The Blufftop at Rocheport – The Tasting Room, 12847 W. Hwy BB, Rocheport, MO – Phone: (573) 698-2716

The Peculiar Winery, 20709 S. Harper Rd., Peculiar, MO – Phone: (816) 406-5595

The Terrace at French Village, 6188 Highway Y, French Village, MO – Phone: (573) 358-7177

Three Squirrels Winery, 17301 State Hwy B, St. James, MO – Phone: (573) 265-7742

Top Hat Winery, 120 South Main St., Independence, MO – Phone: (816) 248-9436

Tower Rock Vineyard & Winery, 10769 Hwy A, Altenburg, MO – Phone: (573) 824-5479

Traver Home Winery, 1429 County Rd., 1870, Willow Springs, MO – Phone: (417) 469-4152

Triple 3 Vineyard, 3665 Sunny Rd., Washington MO – Phone: (636) 800-3330

Tutte Le Cosa Roasait, 22050 State Route KK, Saint James, MO – Phone: (573) 265-3000

Twin Oaks Vineyards, 6470 Hwy F, Farmington, MO – Phone: (573) 756-6500

Tyler Ridge Vineyard Winery, 7325 N Farm Rd. 171, Springfield, MO – Phone: (417) 536-1630

Van Till Family Vineyards, 13986 State Hwy C, Rayville, MO – Phone: (816) 776-2720

Vance Vineyards & Winery, 1522 Madison 212, Fredericktown, MO – Phone: (573) 783-8800

Viandel Vineyard, 8381 US-60 Mountain View, MO – Phone: (417) 934-0195

Villa Antonio Winery, 3660 Linhorst Rd, Hillsboro, MO – Phone: (636) 475-5008

Vox Vineyards, 19310 NW Farley Hampton Rd #3, Kansas City, MO – Phone: (816) 354-4903

Walnut Creek Winery, 90 Main St. Holt, MO – Phone: (816) 992-4011

Watertower Winery, 11373 State Route M, Sainte Genevieve, MO – Phone: (573) 535-9512

Weingarten Vineyard, 12323 Rottler Ln, Sainte Genevieve, MO – Phone: (573) 883-2505

Wenwood Farm Winery, 1132 Brick Church, County Rd. 406, Bland, MO – Phone: (573) 437-3443

West Winery, 107 Vine St., Macon, MO – Phone: (660) 395-7181

Weston Wine Company, 540 Main St, Weston, MO – Phone: (816) 386-2345

Westphalia Vineyards, 106 East Main St., Westphalia, MO – Phone: (573) 455-2000

White Mule Winery and Bed & Breakfast, 2087 US-50, Owensville, MO – Phone: (573) 764-4800

Whispering Oaks Vineyard & Winery, 520 Lucky Rd., Mansfield, MO – Phone: (417) 935-4103

Wild Sun Winery and Brewery, 4830 Pioneer Rd., Hillsboro, MO – Phone: (636) 797-8686

Wildlife Ridge Winery, 34751 Miller Rd., Smithton, MO – Phone: (660) 343-5493

Williams Creek Winery, 310 Hickory St., Mount Vernon, MO – Phone: (417) 466-4076

Windy Wine Company, 9478 SW State Route J, Osborn, MO – Phone: (816) 675-2002

KC Wine Bars

Big Mood Natural Wines

2020 Baltimore Ave. Suite 102, KCMO

bigmoodnaturalwines.com

Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant

Several locations

chwinery.com

Enzo Bistro & Wine Bar

20 E. Fifth St., KCMO

enzokcmo.com

Louie’s Wine Dive

6701 W. 119th St., Overland Park

louieswinedive.com

Mineral Lounge

1700 Broadway Blvd., KCMO

mineralkc.com

Parkville Wine House

305 Main St, Parkville, MO

parkvillewinehouse.com

Sail Away Wine

309 Armour Road, North Kansas City

sailawaywine.com

Tannin Wine Bar

1526 Walnut St., KCMO

tanninwinebar.com

The Pairing Wine Bar & Grocer

1615 Oak St., KCMO

thepairingwinebar.com

Vintage ’78 Wine Bar

7251 W. 80th St., Overland Park

vintage78winebar.com

Vita’s Place

5514 Oak St., KCMO

vitasplace.com

Restaurants with Great Wine Lists

Affäre 1911 Main St., KCMO affarekc.com	Antler Room 2506 Holmes St., KCMO theantlerroomkc.com
Café Des Amis 112 Main St., Parkville, MO cafedesamiskc.com	Extra Virgin 1900 Main St., KCMO extravirginkc.com
Farina 1901 Baltimore Ave., KCMO farinakc.com	Grünaure 101 W. 22nd St., KCMO grunauerkc.com
JJ’s Restaurant 4810 Roanoke Parkway, KCMO jjsrestaurantkc.com	Novel 1927 McGee St., KCMO novelkc.com
Room 39 1719 W. 39th St, KCMO rm39.com	The Restaurant At 1900 1900 Shawnee Mission Parkway, Mission Woods therestaurantat1900.com

Missouri Wine Varietals

For those not versed in the nine grape varietals grown in Missouri, here they are

Catawba Pink and rosé wines Semi-sweet to sweet North American hybrid red grape 5.6% of grapes grown in Mo. Serving Temperature: 44-55°F	Chambourcin Red wines Dry to semi-dry French-American hybrid red grape 11.5% of grapes grown in Mo. Serving Temperature: 65°F to cellar temperature	Chardonel White wines Dry Cross between seyval blanc and chardonnay grapes 7.2% of grapes grown in Mo. Serving Temperature: 44-55°F
Concord Red wines Sweet Originated in Concord, Mass. 6.6% of grapes grown in Mo. Serving Temperature: Chilled to 45°F	Norton Red wines Dry Official Missouri State grape, first found near Richmond, Va., in 1835 17.7% of grapes grown in Mo. Serving Temperature: 65°F to cellar temperature	Seyval Blanc White wines Dry to semi-dry French-American hybrid grape 2.5% of grapes grown in Mo. Serving Temperature: Between 38–45°F
Traminette White wines Dry to semi-sweet American child of the German Gewürztraminer grape 5% of grapes grown in Mo. Serving Temperature: Between 44–55°F	Vidal Blanc White dessert or sparkling wine Dry or semi-dry French-American hybrid since the 1930s 5.9% of grapes grown in Mo. Serving Temperature: 44-55°F	Vignoles White wines Dry to sweet Versatile French-American hybrid 15.5% of grapes grown in Mo. Serving Temperature: Between 44–55°F

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