Posted in Missouri
April 25, 2017
The Remote Winery In Missouri That’s Picture Perfect For A Day Trip
If you like supporting local businesses, try visiting a small town winery. Many rural parts of Missouri feature locally-owned wineries where most of the grapes are grown on-site. This particular winery in Ste. Genevieve is remotely located and features breathtaking views.
It sits right near the edge of the Saline Creek and the forest views are stunning.
Each individual vine is cared for by hand pruning and hedging. This helps preserve the highest quality of the grape.
Stop into the tasting room to sample the different flavors that are available. Once you decide on one that you like, order a glass or bottle to enjoy out on the patio. If you're interested in learning more about the wine process, you can request a tour.
You'll be able to look out at the vineyards as you sip delicious wine. Bring a picnic or try some of the cheese and sausage samplers that they offer inside the tasting room.
The historic cabin was relocated from its original location in St. Mary's to Charleville in 2004. It took 16 months to re-erect and restore and now features two B&B bedrooms on the second floor with a shared bath and common sitting area.
The bed & breakfast is available to guests from Wednesday to Saturday night and costs $140 per night. A full breakfast is included with a reservation. To make a reservation, you can call the owners at 573-756-4537.
This gorgeous winery and brewery is so remote, that oftentimes GPS devices get the route wrong. For full directions on how to get there, click here. If you’re familiar with the area, then you can find them at 16937 Boyd Road in Ste. Genevieve, Missouri.
