Wild Stallion Vineyards

Hmmm, I think I'm going to have to give this place another go when the weathers nice and you can actually sit outside in Texas. It has so much potential, but the day I went it seemed like a dud. The pics of the outdoor events look so much better than when I went.I had two wines: The Texas White & The Pink Horse. The white was more my style, but it was indeed soft and didn't leave much on the palate for me. The Pink Horse had a better profile, but was way too sweet for me. For a snack I opted for the Roasted Goat Cheese. It was just OK to me - nothing I get again and the bread wasn't toasted - it was ran across a grill that just left black char on the outside that made the flavor unappealing and distracted from the cheese. The cheese was also way overcooked and dripping in oil. The service was OK - but I was disappointed that multiple tables seemed to get samples and have discussions with the owners/staff, but never once was I checked on. My table was also dirty and they never came to wipe it off nor did they take away the empty wine glass. I loved the music, but it wasn't easy to hear. A better set up for singers/bands would be good if they are going to pride themselves on live music on Saturdays.

It's been on my list for a long time. But definitely missed the mark! Saturday afternoon arrival 3PM, no tables in the shade. No real food other than charcuterie boards and hummus. No server. No vineyard or grapes in sight. No wine store to taste and/or purchase. Save yourself the trip of going.

I had the opportunity to visit this vineyard last Saturday. It was Harvesting Day. Even though I did not participate in the harvest, I did go and sample a flight of red wines. The Texas Tuscan was my favorite which I had a glass and then bought a bottle. The main room was family style seating with huge tables throughout. We sat with another couple who were just a cute as can be- newlyweds- that drove from The Heights for the experience of sipping fine wine in a vineyard. There was live music a one man band and he had the most amazing set list. They offered food items but we just decided to sip on wine. I am looking forward to going back when it is a little cooler so I can enjoy the courtyard and walk around the beautiful property. If you check out their website you will see the line up of music scheduled in the fall. This place makes for a perfect date night, girl's night, or if you just want to escape to paradise.

We visited on warm day with a friend. We ordered some appetizers, sat under a sun sail outside and sipped their Super Tuscan. The setting, food and wine were wonderful. We sampled some more wines. Their dry red wines are very good, nicely balanced and well rounded. Predominantly based on Sangiovese grapes, they are akin to chiantis or Super Tuscans. Perhaps some even shared flavors with Rhone Valley wines. We signed up for the wine club and waited for our first order. We went and picked it up. Again the wines were very good, but we felt we didn't want to continue in the club. Then we discovered the catch.WARNING: Unlike most wine clubs, WSV requires a year commitment to their club. When we asked to leave the club, they initially did not respond to our emails or messages. Eventually communications was established. After some discussion, WSV agreed to end our club membership.

I visited Wild Stallion Vineyards to taste their wine. I had tried to go in April, but I didn't check their hours and they were closed that day. This time, I was greeted by open gates and a beautiful fountain. I turned right and saw the building where they serve food and wine. I ordered the red wine sampler and the charcuterie board, which were the options that day. They were both delicious and I would order them again. They also have a membership program and gift baskets. The service was excellent, and I had the place to myself.

Just ok. Wines for the most part did not match up to the description and don't have much flavor. The exception being the Dolce Noir. The inside seating room is cavernous with little decoration except checkered tablecloths that give it an Italian restaurant vibe. They only have four menus so you have to take pictures of everything if you want to look. Silky, just print some for the tasting purchasers, at $20 it should happen.

We went for an event. Grounds are beautiful. Wine was ok. The food service was horrible. After waiting 1 1/2 hours , we canceled our order of spinach artichoke dip and got our money back.

We enjoyed our stop here during the week when it wasn't very busy. We tried the red and dry flights of wines. Wine is so different for everyone, but we both really liked all our samples and would gladly come back for a glass or bottle of Texas Tuscan! Very smooth. Got the Chocolate Lava cake too and it was crunchy on the outside but yummy, gooey lava chocolate on the inside.

Award Winning Wine , fantastic food & exceptional guest service!! Beautiful Vineyard with live music

Tribute concert on certain weekends but need to purchase beforehand online. Wide wine variety. Will def be back.