Driftwood Estate Winery

Hello views!!The tasting room (wine and customer service) is on point. We thoroughly enjoyed chatting with the employees (especially, Larin) during our tasting and the cute gift shop. All of the wines were great, not disappointed (you get to pick 6 wines). Afterwards, we went over to the bistro which lead to the 4 stars. We only got the "basic" charcuterie board; which was good when you need a snack but not what we expect from the vineyard. The server was nice but not very antintative; small adjustments would make this a five star place. We still recommend if you want a nice glass of wine in the Wimberley area.

We came in on a Saturday for a tasting, and while it was pretty busy, they were able to squeeze our group in. The views of the hill country from the patio were absolutely stunning, but unfortunately, the tasting itself wasn't my favorite experience. The setup felt a bit cramped with so many different tastings happening at once, and because of that, you didn't get a lot of hands-on attention from the staff. They were doing their best to keep up, but it definitely impacted the experience of learning more about each wine.The standard tasting includes your choice of 6 wines from their current releases for $25. After the tasting, I grabbed a glass of wine and enjoyed it outside with my friends, soaking up that beautiful view. Driftwood is definitely worth it for the scenery, but I'd love to see a more relaxed tasting experience next time.

Parking - plenty, freeNote: Road - leading up to this winery is a very bumpy dirt road; don't bring a low rider lolService - friendly and attentiveViews - beautiful rolling hills overlooking vineyard and a glimpse of a stream Menu - not vegetarian forward, not many options for vegetarian, non for vegans. Chimichurri beef w was well liked by hubby. Good flavors, good portion, not dry.Wines - not many whites, 1 rose (strawberries and cream profile), some great reds. Was pleasantly surprised at the complexity of the wines here.

Another visit on our October Texas wine passport. Always a pleasure to visit this winery. The tasting servers are friendly and knowledgeable. As usual, I found something cute in the gift shop, too. We enjoyed the Lonestar this year.

Bucolic scenery, enjoyed the wine better than Freidricksburg, not crowded & nice employees

Ventured up the hill to the Driftwood Estate Winery and found the prettiest views! We enjoyed a nice lunch at the bistro and then walked over to the tasting room. Unfortunately the staff was not knowledgeable so we just ordered a white and rose from the list. We didn't really care for our choices but I would certainly go back again just for the food & views. Hopefully next time we can do a tasting and enjoy the pavilion. I will say the long, dusty road is less than ideal but the views are great. And there were so many dogs that honestly I could have stayed all afternoon!

Being a member certainly has perks! Live music, wine tasting and a free burger. Oh and the people watching was on point. Staff are always friendly and knowledgeable. The award winning wine is tasty and the view is pretty great.

Stopped in here for a wine tasting on a rainy Sunday. This has some of the best views of the Hill country, great 360 Panaromic views. They have some great wines I was impressed with their red wines and their sweet wine. They also have a cafe that is on the premises, I did not eat there. They have light snacks and sandwiches. It is a little bumpy ride going up to the winery so be careful on which car you do bring. It involves a dirt and muddy road.

Had a great New Years Eve with friends at Driftwood Estate Winery. Enjoyed the wine tasting and learning about tannins and the different types of wines and why they taste the way they do. The lady who guided our party was very knowledgeable and personable, which made the experience extra fun. I'm not a wine drinker but enjoyed the wines on offer.

This review is based purely upon curb appeal and ambience. It was so bad that we literally drove up and turned back around. It looks like you've arrived at a run down trailer park with trailers and miscellaneous buildings scattered around. There is absolutely no curb appeal, just a dirt parking lot and plastic hazard fence. The building for the wine tastings didn't look much better. We only had time for one winery visit and didn't want to waste it there. Needs a serious revamp if they wish to be competitive to neighboring wineries.