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Experience the Texas Bluebonnet Wine Trail!

Located between I-45 and U.S. Highway 290, the Texas Bluebonnet Wine Trail offers visitors spectacular views and award-winning wines in Southeast Texas. Our member wineries include, Bernhardt Winery, Plantersville, Texas, Colony Cellars, Waller, Texas, Cork This! Winery, Montgomery, Texas, Messina Hof Winery, Bryan, Texas, Pleasant Hill Winery, Brenham, Texas, Retreat Hill Cellars, Montgomery, Texas, Retreat Hill Winery & Vineyard, Navasota, Texas, Saddlehorn Winery, Burton, Texas, Texas Star Winery, Richards, Texas and Windy Winery, Brenham, Texas. All of the member wineries are located in close proximity to the greater Houston area. To learn more about the 10 member wineries in Houston's Hill Country, click HERE!

Throughout the year, the member wineries on the Texas Bluebonnet Wine Trail each offer unique wine experiences including wine tastings, grape crushing and stomp, mystery dinners, music concerts, wine paired dinners, vineyard tours, a variety of wine-related gifts and much, much more. In addition, the member wineries along the Texas Bluebonnet Wine Trail work together to produce FIVE very different, seasonal wine trail events each year. To view the calendar of events, click HERE!

Spring Bluebonnet Wine & Cheese Trail, April 7-8, 14-15 and 21-22, 2012

First THREE weekends in April

This is the namesake event for the Texas Bluebonnet Wine Trail. The Spring Bluebonnet Wine and Cheese Trail is a wonderful way to enjoy the beauty of native Texas wildflowers and enjoy the blooming viticulture at some of Texas' most award-winning wineries. The member wineries along the Trail offer a select pairing of two wine samples and two specially-crafted cheese dishes. Each ticket holder will receive a packet of Texas Wildflower seeds at each winery while supplies last. As an added bonus, when you visit your 5th member winery on the trail, you will receive a special bluebonnet tote bag.

Your trail tickets are good on April 7-8, April 14-15 or April 21-22, 2012, regardless of when you purchase them. Blaze your own trail and pick where you want to start and where you want to end. You six days over three weekends to visit all 10 wineries.

The official hours for this event are Saturday, 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on and Sunday, Noon to 5:00 p.m. on for each trail weekend. All wineries are open during the official trail hours. Several wineries open earlier or close later than the official hours, so please check the Texas Bluebonnet Wine Trail website for specific winery hours. The Texas Bluebonnet Wine Trail wineries remind you to drink responsibly and designate a driver.