Windy Winery

My friends and I came here for a girls day. We did a grape stomp. You pick your own grapes, put them in a bucket.. stomp, and step on your t shirt. We finished the outing with a glass of sangria. This was a fun trip for something to do with the girls or even with your kids.

Are the in-laws visiting soon? Have you been forced to buy a gift for the boss you hate? Do you want to maintain the appearance of giving a nice gift to someone (but covertly giving the worst present ever)? BEHOLD! The worst wine ever made! LADY LAVENDER!Combining the unsubtle taste of ammonia, cough syrup, and lavender, Lady Lavender is the most foul wine that has ever existed. Even prison inmates brewing alcohol in a toilet bowl couldn't make create a drink this awful. To make sure I wasn't the only one who suffered the Lavender malaise, I had my other family members imbibe. They spat theirs out and promptly declared it as the worst wine they've ever had. I didn't try the other wines here, but I don't think I want to. At least now I know what to buy my sworn enemies for Christmas (or maybe not, it is $20 a bottle).

Rude, the staff is rude and inconsiderate. 0 stars, please avoid this place.Let's leave the wine out because Texas isn't the place to grow wine and it's just something to do. We do a tasting and we have 2 glasses left and a worker comes up and says, "We have a big group coming not to rush you but it'll probably be hard to get your wine." Alright, so I go up to the counter and ask to pay my bill and get two glasses to finish up (we haven't finished the glass we are on) she says no we can't pour you additional glasses you have to finish the glass you are on and use that glass(we couldn't possibly dirty extra glasses for you before the big crowd comes in). Uh, that's just bad service. All customers should be treated equal regardless if they're with a group or not. Their credit card machine also didn't work. When the crowd came in there would have been no way to pay or get that extra glass of wine.The place is kind of half finished and not that nice.

Yeah...no...Came here as part of a wine getaway weekend with Hubby and my parents. The owner (August) was very nice and we enjoyed sitting on the patio out back...But...The tasting was $16 each, even with including the cute little tasting glasses (very little-not regular wine glasses), this was ridiculous. However, we had driven all the way out there and decided we were splurging for the weekend anyway, so went for it. Wrong choice. Sorry, but not one of the wines was drinkable-to any of us, and we represent very different palates. They were all too "young" tasting-green and sour. And the lavender one had way too much lavender (reminded me of an old lady bathroom...not what one looks for in their wine).The place is a bit run down looking too and the bathroom situation is weird (you go in the laundry room of the main house and it's not too clean).I can't recommend and won't be back.

A party of 6 ladies were there to celebrate a going away/bonding/pick and stomp grapes experience. Initially concerned by the reviews but we were pleasantly surprised with the warm smiles some education picking stomping and grape fun. We beat the rush as we were about to leave a bus load wine tour came so it got pretty crowded all and all great experience doing the harvest 7/6 grape picking event

This is a hidden spot and you question where or not to pull up on this semi private lot/ establishment. She is a very nice woman the owner. She has a great variety of wines and taste for all pallets. My only negative feedback is that the tasting pores are very small and not worth the tasting amount which is about $12 I believe. Her bottles generally run about $29 each. She has very good customer service and is very knowledgeable and is proud of her craft she also sells homemade soaps and honey as well

The best I can say about the wine is that it was mediocre.The women running the place weren't very friendly, but I was on a wine tour and really didn't pay much attention to that. I was there to drink good wine! unfortunately, that's not what I got. I got five tasting tokens. I tried the Jal Spice (weird smoky flavor and bad aftertaste) the heritage (best of the bunch), the mead (decent, so i got two pours) and a red blend I can't remember (except that it tasted bad).Although I bought bottles at the other two wineries, I wasn't even tempted. The wine tasted off. The best description I can think of it that it tasted skunky, like bad beer, but also had this overwhelming wooden taste in the red ones. The mead was ok and the heritage had the least amount of aftertaste.My entire tour agreed that it wasn't worth the stop. Hope the company eliminates them from future tours.

This is a great boutique winery located in Brenham Texas. It's usually very windy there. It's may be small but the wines are excellent. Linda the owner is great.. Located near the little creamery in Brenham They have local honey & hand made soaps.

I was waiting to be served in an area where my friends had already been served. The rude bar waitress Linda told me to go stand on another line. I let her know our group was served exactly where we were standing. She slammed the draw and Very rudely asked me to stand in another line. I wouldn't recommend this place to a rat. Horrible!!! Never had such poor customer service.

Drove from Houston and when we arrived no one was there. If you are going to be closed for the day it would be nice to have a notification on your website. Very disappointed. By the way we're there at 1:00 pm today Saturday 5/14