Hermann Wine Trail

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150A Market St, Hermann, MO
65041, United States
(573) 294-2228
http://hermannwinetrail.com
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Winding through some of the prettiest scenery in Missouri, the Hermann Wine Trail meanders for some 30 miles along the Missouri River between Hermann and New Haven. Nestled along the trail are six charming family-owned wineries; Adam Puchta Winery, Curling Vine Winery, G. Husmann Wine Company, Hermannhof Winery, Reserve Cellars, and Robller Vineyard. Open year-round, we invite guests to visit and explore Hermann wine country! The Hermann Wine Trail wineries offer daily wine tasting, beautiful views, and small-town hospitality! Visit for a day or a weekend and explore them all! Join us for one of our six popular wine and food pairing events: • Chocolate Wine Trail, fourth weekend of February • Farmers' Table Wine Trail, Saturday in April • Wild Bacon Wine Trail, first weekend of May • Berries & BarBQ Wine Trail, last full weekend of July • Holiday Fare Wine Trail, third weekend of November • Say Cheese Wine Trail, second Saturday of December Wine Trail event tickets must be purchased in advance. We hope to see you Hermann Wine Country!

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Hermann Wine Trail
150A Market St, Hermann, MO
65041, United States

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  • JC
    julie cook
    Nov 17, 2025
    4.0
    Robiler Vineyard should be removed from the wine trail. There is no transportation to this vineyard. No Uber or Lyft. The trolley nor the taxi transport to this vineyard due to its location.
  • LM
    Linda Miller
    Aug 4, 2025
    1.0
    this was an awful experience. We went for a birthday weekend to do wine tasting so we bought these "special" tickets. They ONLY give you ONE sample of wine of their choice and of course they were all dry wines which we are not a fan of. I feel we should have gotten at least 3 samples of our own choice at each place. It was a complete joke and waste of money!! You are better off purchasing trolley tickets for all day and go to the wineries and pay for your own samples. Needless to say we did not buy any wine because we could not taste others unless we wanted to spend money over the $35 we had already spent. Such a disappointment, especially after driving 4 hrs-never again
  • JO
    Janet Oehler
    Aug 1, 2025
    2.0
    Due to the stairs and hills we are finding Dierbergs, Hermannhof and Reserve Cellars are hard for us to access. We have been going to the Wine Trail for many many years and have always enjoyed it. But now we find we can no longer enjoy it due to the inaccessibility. We were not the only ones affected. We saw many others that were experiencing what we were. If the accessibility could be improved we would love to continue attending,
  • BC
    Bruce Clark
    Jul 28, 2025
    5.0
    Always make new acquaintances on the wine trail. Also, go with a group of friends. Have been fortunate to meet and get to know the winery owners and staff. Been doing the Hermann Wine Trail for several years, hope to attend for many more years! B. Clark
  • EM
    Ed McBride
    Jun 4, 2021
    5.0
    Always a great experience!
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Frequently Asked Questions About Hermann Wine Trail

What is the Hermann Wine Trail and where is it located?

The Hermann Wine Trail is a scenic 30-mile route along the Missouri River between Hermann and New Haven, featuring six family-owned wineries in Hermann, Missouri.

What wineries can I visit on the Hermann Wine Trail?

The six wineries are Adam Puchta Winery, Curling Vine Winery, G. Husmann Wine Company, Hermannhof Winery, Reserve Cellars, and Robller Vineyard.