Discover Texas Exits Wine
Our Heritage
Founded in 2021 Texas Exits Wine is family-owned and known for producing award-winning wines that showcase the unique flavors of Texas.
Our Wines
Explore our unique selection of wines, each crafted with care and precision. Texas Exits Wine offers something for every palate!
Wine Club Membership
Join our exclusive Wine Club and enjoy access to limited-edition wines, special events, and discounts on all purchases. Experience the best of Texas Exits Wine!
Our Award winning sweet red wine
Come and try our award winning Sweet Red Wine! This wine has notes of Blackberry and Cherry. The perfect wine to kick off a beautiful Spring afternoon!
Our Limited Edition Wines!
Cranberry is king!
Cranberry is king!
Cranberry is king!
We want to extend a huge THANK YOU to all our customers who purchased our Limited Edition Cranberry Wine for the Holiday Season! We will have more in October!
Sparkling Rose
Cranberry is king!
Cranberry is king!
Try our award-winning Sparkling Rose, coming this May, crafted with passion and expertise. Texas Exits Wine offers something for every palate, ensuring a memorable tasting experience.
Come try all our wines at Wolf Ranch Farmers Market!
Join us at Wolf Ranch Farmers Market in Georgetown Saturdays 9-1 and check out the schedule below for other markets and events we will be attending this month!
The Best Wines are the Ones We Drink With Friends!
Our Vineyard
Our Story
About three years ago we planted Black Spanish grape vines and after spending months learning how to care for them and actually making wine from our harvest, we realized we found our passion. We started making wine in our kitchen and family and friends loved it! We then kicked it up a notch to create great wines on a larger scale and Texas Exits was born. We hope you enjoy our wine as much as we do making it for you.
Sherrill and Shari
We are a Mother and Daughter Team, Partners in Wine!
Our Vineyard
Bud break!
The delicate first leaves of Spring are a promise of great things to come!
These small green clusters will become grapes. Fruit set usually begins in April or as late as May, if the weather cooperates.
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