Pirtle Winery

The wine tasting experience is wonderful. Tried some very refreshing fruit-forward blends for every palate. Big fan of the 8% ABV apple cider, so took a 4 pack home of that while my friend purchased multiple bottles of wine. Great experience and wonderful tour led by a family that is deeply invested in their wine, the land, and their community. Friendly and knowledgeable staff as well!

Enjoyed lunch at the Pirtle Vineyards The Brie and salad was perfect and wine delightful. Music by M. Antonio was very good.Our waitress was an adorable young lady who was personal and professional. We certainly will return.

A visit to Weston is always a good time, especially if you check out Pirtle Winery! They have so many amazing wines in both bottles and cans, including mead and some hard cider. The blueberry wine is a must try. Their meads are amazing and come in honey, blackberry or raspberry. We like the blackberry the best, but all are amazing. They make some amazing fruit based wines with apple, cherry, blueberry etc. Wine slushes are fun to try too and very yummy. The tasting is definitely fun and informative. The restaurant next door has some great choices inducing pizza and finger foods. Definitely come to Pirtle and then stay to check out the rest of downtown Weston.

My friends and I came in for a wine tasting. We were lucky enough to sample with the owner! They have SO many types of wine here. We all walked away with a bottle or two. They also have wine slushes, which is great for the summer heat! I had the "vino colada" which was a wine based pina colada. We are already planning our next visit!

Pirtle is worth a visit! Variety of wines, mead and ciders to taste and enjoy. Atmosphere is homey and welcoming. They have a patio, balcony, and a new restaurant across the street that offers good food and live music! Workers are caring and attentive! Awesome spot to enjoy your day with great company! 10/10

Everything was amazing food , wine and people Tour was excellent and interesting. Would recommend to all. Special experience tasty wines

We always stop by Pirtle when in Weston. I honestly can't believe I haven't reviewed it yet! I love spending a Sunday afternoon in Weston, starting at Pirtle! I have been there many times, so I rarely do a tasting now, but they do offer one for $5. As a dry wine drinker, I like the Alhambra, the Weston bend white, and the Westonian. I also enjoy a slushee in the summer! The last time we were in, we were offered a sample of the cider, and I would definitely order that too. We got a bottle of wine and a picnic basket and headed out to the deck to share. It was a great Sunday afternoon.

Wines in Missouri? Ok, I'll try it. This is basically a tasting room (as in it's not sitting on an expanse of land with vines everywhere). It's in a beautiful, old building, of course. $5 for a tasting and you can literally taste EVERY wine they offer. Hint: It's a lot of wines! And that $5 tasting fee is waived if you buy enough bottles of wine from them.There are a couple of the more traditional red, white, and rose varieties. But the bulk of the wines here are fruit ones, and there is some mead too. And, spoiler alert, the fruity wines and mead are damn tasty. And be sure to leave room for some wine slushies. Holy moly those things are dangerously fab and delicious! So so yum. And you can sit outside on their balcony whilst you enjoy that slushie.And the staff were friendly and great to chat with. Definitely worth a visit!

My mom, sister, and I went here on a busy busy Saturday! Despite the flood of people inside and long line waiting, the service was phenomenal! They did not rush us through the tasting at all and offered more than the allotted 5 tastings and the wine slushy. The wine slushy, wow! It was amazing and you must try! I've been here on a warm day and sat in the garden, it was wonderful! I would say the only negative thing I have to share is that they don't offer tasting downstairs on the busy days and they should to spread the crowd, and there is no way upstairs to the main level without walking up a ton of steps so if you need a more accessible area, this is not the place.

Of all of the wineries I went to in the surrounding area, I felt this was the most well-rounded selection and good vibe. I appreciated they had a couple ciders and had cans as well as bottles. There were multiple levels where you could try things and indoor and outdoor seating. I also liked that they were dog friendly.