Grapevine Wine Tours

So, so, so, so much fun!!!
The bus picked us up from the Bed and Breakfast we were staying at. Our driver was super nice and very knowledgeable about the history of Grapevine. We went to 2 different wineries, Homestead and Sloan & Williams. Both of the wineries were great!!! I’d definitely recommend going to them even on your own! Our final stop was at Winewood in Grapevine where we were served a DELICIOUS dinner and another sample of 3 wines.
We met great people, had tons of laughs, and ate a yummy meal. I’d highly recommend this if you’re wanting to try out a couple wineries but don’t want to worry about driving home when it’s over.

A fun way to spend the evening! Three stops with wine & food. We enjoyed having someone drive us to the different locations.

Scheduled a bachelorette party of 10 girls through grapevine wine tours. I loved how flexible & accommodating they were with our reservation! I made 3 or 4 big changes (pick up location, number of guests, etc) & each time I had a request they were quick & efficient.
The experience: we had a great time. Our tour took us to Homestead Winery & Su Vino. We had the opportunity to taste several wines at each place (Homestead was unlimited and Su Vino was 5 tastings) and ask questions about their wines. We spent around an hour at both wineries.
Our last stop was at Winewood for dinner + more tastings. Winewood gave us a 3 course meal (salad of your choice, entrée of your choice, & then the dessert special). They also had 3 wines for us to taste, which were fab. Food was delicious!
We were done with our tour around 10PM. Not only were we, but our bride, was thrilled with the experience. The overall consensus was that this tour was well worth the money! They also give you a cute little grapevine wine tours wine opener to keep as a souvenir :)

I paid $ 90 for this tour ($ 98 with taxes and fees) and did not feel like I got my money’s worth. It was a four hour tour, but our tour guide told us at 9:00 that we were finished. We stopped at 2 wineries and a restaurant — the first one allowed for unlimited tastings, the second one only allowed 5 tastings, and the last one was a restaurant that allowed one glass of wine and dinner. There was plenty of time to add another winery at the end, or we should have stayed at the first two wineries longer (only there for 45 minutes). In the future, my friends and I plan to rent a car and visit the wineries on our own, which will be MUCH cheaper than the $ 98 we spent on this tour.

I thought it was pricey for the type of tours you get to take. They should relabel it as a wine-​tasting adventure. The people offering the tasting knew less than I do about how their wines are made; what’s the purpose of ‘oaking’ the wine in barrels, why use a cork instead of twist off, etc. That was disappointing. As for a decent lunch, and plenty of tasting options, that was really nice. In the four hours, i believe I tasted at least a dozen different varieties — nearly all TX wines. I will remember to go back and visit Homestead Wines — they had a really big selection of wines at decent prices.

The Best Way and possibly the only way to see and taste Grapevine.
Book early and often. You visit two venues where you taste their vintages and then the last location will also let you taste theirs and eat dinner.
We were invited by a friend to sign up for a tour of Grapevine wineries.
I do not drink, but it was fun, especially the last stop, which was the food portion.
This is THE WAY TO GO!!!