MAY WINE TRAIL

May 2024 Wine Trail Passport

Spring is a wonderful time to enjoy the beauty of native Texas wildflowers and the blooming viticulture at some of Texas’ best wineries!

We invite you to join us in May to tour the picturesque Texas countryside while exploring local wineries and discovering award-winning wine. Savor all that Texas Wine Country has to offer this May, and join us at your own pace and during each wineries’ regular tasting room hours.
The May Trail Passport event, valid May 1 – 31, 2024, allows you to receive three wine tastings at Southeast Texas’ most premier wineries. Ticket prices are $30/individual or $54/couple (plus tax and fees). This is a substantial SAVINGS compared to separate wine flight costs at each winery!
Wine tastings at each winery consists of three 1.5oz pours of select or featured wines. You will also receive a complimentary wine trail logo glass and souvenir gift at the first stop (while supplies last).
You can start at the winery of your choice. Wine Trail Passport tickets are valid for one visit to each of the member wineries during the month-long event dates, regardless of when tickets are purchased. Texas Bluebonnet Wine Trail hours are based on each participating wineries’ normal business hours. Check individual winery websites for hours to plan your visit.

The October Wine Trail Passport Event, valid October 1-31, 2023, allows ticket holders to enjoy three wine tastings at Southeast Texas’ most premier wineries.

Wine flight tastings at each winery consists of three 1.5oz pours of select or featured wines. Wine Trail hours are based on each participating wineries’ normal business hours. Check individual winery websites for hours to plan your visit.

Tickets must be purchased online. Tickets MUST be presented (electronically or paper) at each winery for scanning to receive the three-wine tastings. Tickets are non-refundable. Groups of 8 or more are asked to contact each winery before arrival.

The Texas Bluebonnet Wine Trail wineries remind you to drink responsibly and designate a driver. Per TABC regulations, anyone appearing to be intoxicated will not be served and may be asked to leave the premises.