Welcome to Missouri Wines

TerraVox Vineyards sits above the Missouri river valley in the rolling bluffs of Platte County. These bluffs were created after the last ice age from deep wind-deposited silt soils and a warm climatic anomaly that is ideal for growing crops normally grown in more southern climes, as well as grapes. We proudly grow American Heritage Grapes to coax forth the voice of our land through our unique native wines.

Villa Antonio Winery is a family-operated winery in Jefferson County, less than 45 minutes south of downtown St. Louis. The winery is situated in the scenic Sandy Valley area and has multiple patio areas, two large tents offering cool shade, and a climate controlled Four Season Room which serves as our tasting room.  Sip your wine while enjoying the picturesque vineyard and lakeside views.

Van Till Family Farm Winery is dedicated to crafting exceptional Missouri wines that celebrate the unique terroir of the region. Located in the heart of Ray County, just a short drive from Excelsior Springs, this family-owned winery combines generations of farming expertise with a deep passion for winemaking. Their vineyard, Missouri's first certified Regenified vineyard, is carefully cultivated to produce a diverse range of varietals that showcase Missouri's rich agricultural heritage, from robust reds to bright, fruit-forward whites.

Owners Kathy and Mike Dennis invite you to Tyler Ridge Vineyard Winery located just six miles north of Springfield. Sample our wines in our tasting room, a refurbished farm house built in 1905. Stroll through the vineyard, picnic or relax on our shaded deck, or enjoy a rest in the arbor swing. We are located on Greene County Farm Road 171 just south of State Highway KK.

Twin Oaks is a family-owned Vineyard and Winery. Our tasting room sits right in the middle of our vineyard, and is a lovely spot to spend a relaxing afternoon enjoying our delicious wines or a glass of cold, premium beer. You may also sit inside among the beautiful antiques, movie memorabilia, fireplace, and large TV screens. If the outdoors is more to your taste, our inviting porch gives you a perfect view of the vines and tranquil lake. Let the sounds of the fountain wash over you as you savor the panoramic view from our large patio.

Terre Beau Winery opened in 2007. The winery is located on Highway 24 in the once thriving town of Dover, Missouri. The winery occupies a chapel, built in 1858, for pioneers and frontiersmen exploring the west. Terre Beau is now open with a tasting room, gift shop, banquet/event hall, wine garden and patio. The winery is available for private parties and meetings.

A dream fostered out of the love of wine and family winemaking tradition became a reality with the founding of Sugar Creek Winery & Vineyards by its proprietors Ken & Becky Miller in August of 1994.

Travel scenic highway 94, also called the Missouri Weinstrasse (wine road), and the first stop you find is Sugar Creek Winery. This area, one of the oldest settlements west of the Mississippi, including the winery grounds, was part of the original land grant given to the frontiersman Daniel Boone to settle the area.

Stonehaus Farms Winery was founded as and continues to grow as a family-owned and-operated business since 1996. Viticulture and the art of winemaking have continued to be our family’s passion through the years and is now on the second generation of the family. 

Travel only 30 minutes outside of Kansas city and find whatever your taste in wines might be. Choose from our Award Winning classic dry reds to semi-sweet whites, dessert wines and port.  Stonehaus was chosen as the recipient of the 2012 Missouri Governors Cup, the top wine in the State of Missouri!

Curling Vine Winery in New Florence, MO is open daily, year-round for wine tasting, boasting a nice gift shop with many wine-related gifts and accessories. Visitors can sample unique line of wines and juices. 

Let Curling Vine Winery show you how sparkling wine is produced on-site in the traditional "methode champenoise". 

Conveniently located just off I-70 at exit 175. 

More than 4,000 medals since 1993

Since its establishment in 1847, Stone Hill Winery has undergone significant and inevitable changes. From early success as the nation’s second largest winery to the catastrophic times of Prohibition, from its use as a mushroom-growing facility to the resurgence of Missouri’s wine industry, Stone Hill Winery has evolved into a world-class winery.