William Chris Vineyards
Winery · Blanco County ·
Winery offering food & wine pairings, pét-nat, Mourvèdre, live music
Winery offering food & wine pairings, pét-nat, Mourvèdre, live music
"William Chris Vineyards is cited as a notable stop along Highway 290's Texas Wine Trail for couples touring the Hill Country's wineries." - Alison Lewis Alison Lewis Alison Lewis is a travel and food journalist, recipe developer, and cookbook author. She has contributed to Travel + Leisure, Coastal Living, Modern Luxury, USA Today, Islands, Southern Living, Cooking Light, Better Homes & Gardens, and many more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"This Hye winery is one of the proponents of Texas’s newer age of wines. The Hill Country spot focuses on Texas grapes, resulting in thoughtful wines like the fizzy fun pet-nat as well as reds, whites, and rosés. There are various tasting formats within the beautiful sprawling property, including the vineyard table and the picnic lunch, both of which comes with food. Book reservations online; there are indoor and outdoor areas." - Nadia Chaudhury
"I read that William Chris Vineyards is partnering with the restaurant group behind Olamaie for wine barrel tastings, astronomy sessions, live country music, and breakfast/lunch from MaieB’s/Albert Hotel featuring Little Ola’s biscuits, pork chops, and Texas chocolate sheet cake; tickets include parking, glasses, a poster, a picnic blanket, and a bag with two bottles of special eclipse wines, with tickets listed at $375 for adults and $100 for kids." - Nadia Chaudhury
"The Hill Country winery is hosting its annual New Year’s Day party with a family-friendly black-eyed pea cook-off. People who want to enter can register online with the $75 fee. General attendee tickets are $50 for adults and $20 for kids. It runs from 1 to 4 p.m.; there are indoor and outdoor areas." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Described as Texas wine stalwarts, William Chris Vineyards has been hosting Wine for the People's production at its Hye facility for the past couple of vintages and is now investing in Wine for the People to help the winery grow — a partnership that also helps explain the Fredericksburg tasting room opening." - Nadia Chaudhury