Wine Trails to Explore in Missouri

It’s surprising to note that the oldest continuously owned and operated winery in the country is not in the more well-known California wine regions, but in Missouri. That winery is Adam Puchta Winery in Hermann and it is one of more than 120 wineries in the state.

In 1984, the Missouri Wine and Grape Board was established to support the wineries, which is now a billion-dollar business. Eight distinct trails link these vineyards. You can learn more about the wines of Missouri, from their official website.

Augusta Wine Trail

The Augusta Wine Trail in Missouri was designated as the “First United States Wine District” in 1980 since wines were produced here prior to the Civil War. Ten wineries make up this trail. They are all family owned and open all year round.

Augusta Winery, Augusta

Blumenhof Winery, Augusta

Balducci Vineyards, Augusta

Chandler Hills Vineyards, Augusta

Holy Grail Winery, Augusta

Montelle Winery, Augusta

Mount Pleasant Winery, Augusta

Noboleis Vineyards, Augusta

Sugar Creek Winery & Vineyards, Augusta

Yellow Farmhouse Winery, Augusta

Click here for more about the Augusta Wine Trail.

Adam Puchta Winery, which was established in 1855, is one of the seven family-owned wineries in the scenic region of Hermann, Missouri, which is known for its food and wine events.

Adam Puchta Winery, Frene Valley

Bias Winery and Gruhlke Microbrewery, Berger

Dierberg Star Lane, Hermann

Hermannhof Winery, Hermann

OakGlenn Vineyards and Winery, Hermann

Robller Vineyard, New Haven

Stone Hill Winery, Hermann

This site will tell you more about the Hermann Wine Trail. It also has a calendar of events.

Nine wineries make of the Kansas City Wine Trail, which runs from Kansas City to Waverly in Missouri. The trail goes in a loop so it’s easy to complete in a day trip or during a weekend getaway.

Amigoni, Kansas City

Baltimore Bend Vineyard, Waverly

Fahrmeier Family Vineyards, Lexington

Stonehaus Farms Winery, Lee's Summit

Albonee Country Inn and Vineyards, Independence

Amigoni Vineyards, Kansas City

La Bella Winery, Wellington

Odessa Vineyards, Wapello

Terre Beau Vineyards, Dover

You can find all the wineries on the Kansas City Wine Trail on this map.

The hills of Southeast Missouri produce a selection of wines on the Mississippi River Hills Wine Trail, which is Missouri’s newest wine trail. This region extends across 40 miles, but only includes five wineries.

Apple Creek Vineyard &Winery, Friedheim

Hemman Winery, Brazeau

Hunter Valley Winery, Cape Girardeau

The Barrens Winery, Perryville

Tower Rock Vineyards & Winery, Altenburg

Visit this link to see the exact locations of the wineries on the Mississippi River Hills Wine Trail.

Along the Missouri River you’ll find six wineries producing award-winning wine and food, all close enough to explore in a Missouri day trip.

Bushwhacker Bend Winery, St. Glasgow

Canterbury Hill Winery, Summit

Coopers Oak Winery, Higbee

Les Bourgeois Vineyards, Rocheport

Serenity Valley Winery, Fulton

Westphalia Vineyards, Westphalia

Learn more about the wineries on the Missouri Rivers Wine Trail here.

The Northwest Missouri Wine Trail runs just north of Kansas City, Missouri. The eight wineries include some unique sites, as well as some farms that also produce wine.

Belvoir Winery, Liberty Missouri

Fence Style Vineyards & Winery, Excelsior Springs

Jowler Creek Vineyard & Winery, Platte City

Ladoga Ridge Winery, Smithville

Pirtle Winery, Weston

Riverwood Winery, North Rushville

VanTill Family Farm Winery, Rayville

Windy Wine, Osborn

This map will show you the locations of the wineries on the Northwest Missouri Wine Trail.

The Ozark Mountains make for an unusual setting for Missouri vineyards. The eight wineries are spread out in seven different towns throughout the region. You’ll find a variety of grapes, fruit wines, and Mead, made from honey, on the Ozark Mountain Wine Trail.

7 C's Winery, Walnut Grove

Lewsi Winery, Galena

Lindwedel Wine Garden, Branson

Oovvda, Inc., Springfield

Tyler Ridge Vineyard Winery, Springfield

Whispering Oaks Vineyard & Winery, Seymour

White Rose Winery, Carthage

Williams Creek Winery, Mt. Vernon

Learn more about the Ozark Mountain Wine Trail at this website.

The Ste. Genevieve Wine Trail, also known as Route du Vin (wine road), is in Southeast Missouri. This area is filled with rolling hills and known for its colorful fall trees.  

Cave Vineyard, Ste. Genevieve

Charleville Winery & Brewing Co., Ste. Genevieve

Sand Creek Vineyard, Farmington

Sainte Genevieve Winery, Ste. Genevieve

Twin Oaks Vineyard & Winery, Farmington

Read more about the Ste. Genevieve Wine Trail here.