The Underground Wine Cave In Missouri You Have To Visit
Missouri’s bursting with hidden gems, beautiful places that will make you feel as though you’ve stepped into a fairy tale. Like this underground wine cave in Missouri that promises so much more than a delicious glass of wine. Discover pure natural beauty as you stroll to the magnificent cave. Sink your teeth into scrumptious, homemade goodies. And, get away from it all when you visit this wine cave.
Embark on a unique experience when you visit Cave Vineyard & Distillery, in Ste. Genevieve, that's home to 14 acres of lush grapevines.
And, if you've got a sweet tooth, stop by the Biscotti Bar, open from April through November. There, try an assortment of flavors , such as chocolate chocolate chip, Grandma's almond, and gingerbread.
Then, with wine and biscotti in hand - and maybe a picnic basket, if you brought lunch along - begin the picturesque stroll to the Saltpeter Cave. Along the way, stomp on a few grapes at the photo opp station.
Find a seat in the Saltpeter Cave, which holds around 100 guests. While not much is known about the cave's backstory, it was used in the 1700s to mine Potassium Nitrate (commonly known as Saltpeter.)
Plan a visit to Cave Vineyard, open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. from November through March and daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. from April through October.
Click here for the official website of Cave Vineyard. Or, go here for Facebook.
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