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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in CultureMap Dallas and CultureMap Fort Worth. Updated August 2026.
Times Ten Cellars · Lakewood, Dallas
This Lakewood urban winery makes its wine in house and produces roughly 20,000 cases a year from a 10-acre vineyard it owns in Alpine, Texas, growing Tempranillo, Grenache, and Cabernet Sauvignon among others. The tasting room pours mostly its own labels out of a converted post office building, with flatbreads and cheese boards alongside.
Landon Winery - Grapevine TX · Grapevine
Bob Landon started making wine in 1989 before growing the operation into a serious Texas producer sourcing fruit from High Plains vineyards. The Grapevine tasting room on Main Street pours a broad lineup, and the winery has earned hundreds of medals, including honors at the Lone Star International Wine Competition.
Bull Lion Winery - Grapevine
Chuck and Cyndi Tordiglione founded this winery in 2010, leaning on generations of Italian winemaking in their family and producing more than a dozen varietals including Sangiovese and Montepulciano using Old World methods. The Grapevine tasting room has repeatedly won GrapeFest's People's Choice recognition.