All Route Du Vin Wine Trail in Missouri

Brix Urban Winery and Market offers visitors a unique taste of handcrafted beverages paired with small-town charm and historic ambiance. Under new ownership since 2024, Brix is now part of the Schaaf family’s growing collection of beloved local establishments, which includes Pat’s Pastries in Ste. Geneviève, as well as Celebrations, Goose and Gander, and Ebb and Flow in Cape Girardeau. This family dedication to quality and community shines through in every aspect of the Brix experience. Step into their inviting tasting room where you can sample their specialty: homemade mead, the ancient honey wine that’s experiencing a modern renaissance. In addition to their carefully crafted meads, Brix also features Ebb and Flow home brews, bringing the best of the Schaaf family’s beverage offerings together under one roof. Whether you’re a mead enthusiast or curious to try this historic beverage for the first time, their knowledgeable staff will guide you through a tasting experience that’s both educational and delightful. Take a moment to relax under the dappled shade of their picturesque grape arbor—a perfect spot to savor your drink while soaking in the historic atmosphere of one of Missouri’s oldest communities. The outdoor space provides an ideal setting for conversation, contemplation, Read more…

Charleville Brewery & Winery  Uncork and Unplug at the Regional Tourism Icon Perched high above Saline Creek Valley in western Ste. Genevieve County, Charleville Brewery & Winery delivers what one guest called “one of the best views in all of Missouri” alongside distinctive handcrafted wines and beers. Since opening in June 2003 as a retirement project, then expanding with a $5 million renovation under new ownership in 2023, Charleville has evolved into a 10,000-square-foot destination featuring an innovative 24-tap iPourIt self-serve wall, elevated food menu, fire pit patios, and an 1860s log cabin lodge for overnight stays. The wristband-activated pour system lets you sample as much or as little as you want while the Saline Creek Valley panorama unfolds below. As one visitor raved: “Upon entering, you are given a magic bracelet that you can swipe on their ‘ipourit’ wall. You just swipe and drink. It bills you based upon how much you pour. Aaron walked us through the process perfectly. Absolutely amazing…This is probably the best food I’ve ever had at a winery. This is not a basic cheeseboard. This is coconut shrimp, fantastic pizza, & ahi tuna nachos.” iPourIt Wall: Beer, Wine, and Charle-Ritas on Tap The 24-tap Read more…

Chateau Sainte Genevieve – Grape-Growing Passion on the Missouri Terroir Just outside Ste. Genevieve, where rolling hills meet fertile valleys and the tradition of viticulture stretches back to the town’s French colonial roots, Chateau Sainte Genevieve stands as a testament to what happens when genuine passion for winemaking combines with relentless pursuit of quality. Here, every wine is crafted and bottled on-site, right alongside several acres of vineyards — a true winery where you can literally see the vines that produced the wine in your glass. Grape-Growers and Winemakers at Heart Walk into Chateau Sainte Genevieve and you’ll quickly understand what sets this winery apart: authenticity. The people making your wine aren’t following corporate formulas or chasing trends— they’re grape-growers and winemakers at heart, with mud on their boots and juice stains on their clothes. This isn’t marketing language; it’s reality. These are people who get their hands dirty in the vineyard, who monitor weather patterns and soil conditions, who make countless small decisions throughout the growing season that ultimately determine wine quality. This hands-on, from-the-ground-up approach to winemaking creates wines with genuine character and a sense of place. When you taste a wine at Chateau Sainte Genevieve, you’re tasting Read more…

6188 Highway Y French Village, MO Call us at 573-358-7177 Hours Friday 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Located on the northern tip of the Ozark Highland Triangle, the building housing The Terrace at French Village was the 1890s home of the Harold Werner family. The Werners were early pioneering vintners in Missouri. They left a legacy of winemaking in the region that carries on to this day with a single row of their original vines still producing grapes. Explore our wide selection of wine: sweet red, moscato, riesling, chardonel, norton, french wines, and beer. If you want it, I’m sure we have it. Come in today and discover how The Terrace at French Village wine menu will keep you coming back! Read more…

Weingarten Vineyard Winery & Wedding Venue – A New Chapter Begins in Ste. Genevieve Wine Country At 12323 Rottler Lane in the rolling countryside west of downtown Ste. Genevieve, Weingarten Vineyard Winery & Wedding Venue enters an exciting new era under new ownership—bringing fresh culinary vision, expanded wine offerings, and renewed energy to one of Missouri wine country’s most spectacular properties. Since its establishment in 2009, Weingarten has earned beloved status among visitors seeking sophisticated wine experiences combined with exceptional dining and event hosting. Now, with the recent reopening under new stewardship, this 20,000+ square-foot facility featuring dramatic three-story stone fireplaces, granite tasting bars, stunning countryside views, and luxurious bridal and groom suites welcomes guests to discover “the latest attraction in Sainte. Genevieve, Missouri”—where architectural beauty, viticultural passion, and hospitality excellence converge. Open Thursday through Sunday (Thursday 11 AM-8 PM, Friday-Saturday 11 AM-9 PM, Sunday 11 AM-6 PM), Weingarten offers wine tastings, full restaurant service, private events, and wedding experiences against the backdrop of some of Ste. Genevieve County’s most picturesque terrain. The New Ownership Vision: Bringing Fresh Experiences to an Established Destination “Under New Ownership!” isn’t just marketing copy—it’s genuine enthusiasm from owners committed to honoring Weingarten’s 15-year legacy Read more…