Texas wine regions

Much of the state's wine grape production is on the High Plains around Lubbock, while the Hill Country west of Austin is a key destination for tasting. Cruv maps each region and shows who is pouring that day.

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Rows of green grapevines behind a wire fence, with a line of live oak trees on the hill above, under a clear blue sky in the Texas Hill Country.

Wine regions in Texas

  • Map of Texas showing Texas Hill Country west of Austin

    Texas Hill Country

    Fredericksburg and U.S. 290 anchor one of the country's largest AVAs, west of Austin and north of San Antonio.

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  • Golden sunrise over a Lake Texoma wetland with a flock of geese flying across the sky.

    North Texas Wine Country

    From the Dallas-Fort Worth area to the Red River, North Texas has the Texoma AVA and Denison, where grape breeder T.V. Munson worked.

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More wine regions in Texas

  • Texas High Plains

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    Texas High Plains, an AVA since 1993, covers the Lubbock area and part of the Panhandle, reaching the New Mexico line. Very dry and 3,000 to 4,000 feet up, it grows a large share of the state's wine grapes.

  • Grapevine

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    Grapevine, the host city of DFW Airport, sits in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Its tasting rooms are in the Historic District, within walking distance of one another, and the walk between stops takes in Historic Main Street.

Shared with other states: Mesilla Valley (New Mexico).

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