Texas Star Winery

Nice tasting in a beautiful setting. Great scenic views with an outdoor area for live music and a great sippin' porch. Wines ranged from the sweet, to the deep reds, to the nicely flavored fruit wines. Definitely loved the Pinot Noir and the Cranberry!

We were on a winery tour to celebrate my 43 times around the sun. This was our first stop and my favorite. They have the potential to be five stars but are not there yet. It was a pretty enough day that outside on their large covered patio with nice views was great but you wouldn't want to be out there in the dead of summer. Looks like sometimes they do the wine tasting inside, currently the inside looks rather cluttered. Jim the owner was a really nice guy that shared the most details out of all the winery's regarding his wine making, and his orchid in general. He also gave the most wine tasting (5) but not the most wine. He is only a one pour kind of guy except with the birthday girl. I was trying to get on pour decision level. I was able to acquire the two bottles I wanted from this location thanks to my gal pals who treated me for my birthday. I will say this winery also had the most decent prices out of the 3 we visited. The shop is a stroll down the hill, and we had a picture opportunity as they had just cut down some trees. We were able to taste 5 wines, they were 1) Sunset, a red, 2) Tribbiano, 3) Wild Mustang, a rosé. The last two on this lovely day trip, which I suggest, Blueberry and Mango Blanco.One last fun fact they are on the Texas Blue Bonnet Wine Trail the Largest wine trail in Texas.

Wine tasting - There is an inside shop / bar area and a large patio with seating for a group. During the tasting we tried 6 wines (3 red/ 3 white), most were local too!You can tell that the owners are genuinely passionate and knowledgeable about wine. We were given tips on how to correctly taste, and received detailed information on the origins and profile of each bottle before trying.If you find a wine that you live, you can buy it afterwards and get the keep the tasting glasses for a souvenir. Overall a very friendly and relaxed vibe.

Yet another great birthday with friends at Texas Star Winery. Very friendly, great wine, laid back atmosphere and hospitable. Susan and Jim are excellent hosts: available when you need them but not pushy or hurried. Just good people and fabulous wine.

Great winery! Cute and quaint with amazing tasting wines and service. Will be back again soon!

Fellow wine-o's, come hither. Let me tell you of a place when southern hospitality is alive. The ladies here are genuinely so nice and love what they do. Imagine going to your mother's house; and she does your laundry and meal preps for you. That is the kind of service these ladies give. The wine here is so goddamn good. Make sure to budget in some wine bottles to take home because it is really really good. Reds, fruits, and wines are top notch. Also the winearitas that they sell are delicious. My group of 12 likes the pink (pomegranate and blueberry?) winearita. Just buy everything because you will be kicking yourself on the way home, if you don't. Our party felt very welcomed here and well-cared for. This was our first stop, at our second one, we wished we were at the first one. Even though it's small and there is only one bathroom, I would still opt to drink all of their wine here than at any other nearby winery.

I've gone to Texas Star Winery two, maybe three times, and always walked away with a few bottles to take back home. The Winery is located in Chappell Hill and is part of the "Texas Bluebonnet Wine Trail."The tasting room itself is in what looks like a house. There is plenty of parking, outdoor seating, and yes, the outside is dog friendly. The tasting room is inside, though. While they make and sell wines from grapes, what sets them apart from other wineries I've been to, is their fruit wines. Wines made from hibiscus, plumb, cranberries, and prickly pear. Yes, you heard right. Wine from fruit. And buyer beware - the alcohol content is the same as wine. I like to pour it over ice with some sparkling water and - voila - a quick sangria for poolside sipping. While I'm not a huge fan of the wines, my mother is. So I always bring her back a few bottles to enjoy with her friends on game night. Hence, the four star rating. They also let you taste more than what you select from your tasting, so I'm always happy to buy more wine than I actually need. They serve crackers and souvenirs/wine related gifts.

This place is really awesome for its location. They don't have an onsite vineyard but doesn't take away from how awesome the place is. Great wines, love the Cab and their prickly pear wine. Really nice outdoor area that is pet and kid friendly. Shaded with fans, during the cooler months they have live music on Sunday's. The people there are the kindest people ever. Very informative, couldn't ask for better service! Give this place a shot!

Came here during a trip to Chappell Hill. We enjoyed the short yet picturesque walk from the car to winery and I did the 5 wine sampler. I enjoyed the white and the reds were a bit less amazing. Their non-grape options like blueberry and prickly pear were good too. The service was very friendly. There is a deck near the parking area, that is perfect for enjoying a glass.

This is a little off the path. You have to park a little bit away from the tasting room sadly you don't get to see any of the grapes or varieties being grown on the property. The pours for the tasting (5) of $10 is a good pour definitely worth it. The lady who is waiting on us was very knowledgeable friendly and loved them the wine stoppers.I tried the Pinot Grigio, Pinot noir, 59 barre, Sunset red and cranberry wine were delicious however my favorite was the Pinot Grigio, sunset red and the 59 barrel