All Wineries in Missouri

16937 Boyd Road Ste. Geneviève, MO 63670 Call us at 573-756-4537 Located in the western part of Ste. Geneviève County, Charleville takes pride in offering award winning wines and crafted brews.  Located in the western part of Ste. Genevieve County, Our tasting room and patio features a breathtaking view high above Saline Creek Valley. On the property, you’ll find a beautifully refurbished 1860s log cabin adjacent to the tasting room that serves as a two-room lodge for guests as well as an event venue called The View at Charleville. Read more…

Chateau Sainte Genevieve – Grape-Growing Passion on the Missouri Terroir Just outside Ste. Genevieve, where rolling hills meet fertile bottomlands 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. This isn’t a winery where grapes arrive from distant vineyards to be processed in industrial facilities. Here, every wine is crafted and bottled on-site, right alongside several acres of estate vineyards—a true estate 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 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…

6470 Hwy F Farmington, MO 63640 Call us at 573-756-6500 Hours Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday 11:00 a.m. to Close This family owned winery sits amid the vineyards providing a perfect spot to relax and enjoy a bottle of their red, white or blended wine, or a glass of cold, premium beer. In the tasting room, with its antique, turn-of-the-century bar, sample wines while you browse through a variety of unique gifts and apparel. An assortment of fresh meats, cheeses, crackers, fruit and chocolates is also available for purchase. A tranquil pond adjacent to the patio is the perfect gathering place for you and friends to enjoy live entertainment from April through October – or get cozy in front of the tasting room’s fireplace during the cool months. The winery’s facilities are available for private parties, corporate events, and weddings. Check their website for listings of upcoming events. Please click on the website link below for hours. Read more…

The Ste. Geneviève Grape During the 1800s, Ste. Geneviève had its own type of grape. It went by various names, Ste. Geneviève, Amoureux, Red Elben, and American Rulander. It was grown extensively in the Hermann MO and Ohio areas. Today, it is no longer grown. Ste. Geneviève people have been making wine for its entire existence. Originally, the early French made wine from wild grapes growing up in the trees. The phrase, making the vintage with a hatchet, referred to the practice of cutting down trees in order to get to the grapes. The wine was also made from local fruits and berries. Many locals still make their own wine. Today, Ste. Geneviève County is home to numerous wineries along the Route de Vin Trail. Read more…