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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Visit Austin and Texas Wine Lover. Updated August 2026.
The Austin Winery · South Austin
The Austin Winery is a full-production urban winery within city limits on St. Elmo Road, making natural wine from Texas-grown grapes. The on-site tasting room pours flights and glasses in a warehouse space with regular events and food trucks parked outside. As the strongest genuinely in-town option, it lets you tour a working winery without leaving the south side.
Duchman Family Winery · Driftwood
Duchman Family Winery in Driftwood makes Italian varietals like vermentino and sangiovese from all-Texas fruit, about 25 minutes southwest of Austin. The Tuscan-style villa and oak-shaded grounds make it a popular Hill Country day trip, and the tasting room pours estate flights. It is a polished, easy introduction to Texas wine within a short drive of the city.
Solaro Estate Winery · Dripping Springs
Solaro Estate is a family-owned Dripping Springs winery set on an ancient fossil bed, making limited-production estate wines. The tasting room sits among the vines with hilltop views typical of the Dripping Springs wine corridor. Small in scale and personal in feel, it is a quieter Hill Country stop for anyone chasing hyper-local Texas bottles a short drive from town.
Spicewood Vineyards · Spicewood
Spicewood Vineyards is a Hill Country winery about 45 minutes northwest of Austin, one of the more established estates on the Texas wine trail. A seven-day tasting room and picnic grounds make it a full-day outing, and the estate is known for its Tempranillo. It sits at the outer edge of the metro, a rewarding drive for a proper vineyard afternoon.