When a trip to Napa isn't in the schedule or the budget, but you really need to get away to do something fun with the girls, I highly recommend Grapevine Wine Tours.
Only a few short miles from the DFW Airport, many people are astonished at all the fun things to do inn Grapevine, Texas. One of my favorite places, there's lots to do for visitors to Dallas-Fort Worth as well as the locals who live here. I've been here for more than a decade and had never heard of the Grapevine Wine Tours. With a name like Grapevine, you know that wine is part of the recipe for fun, so I was eager to hop aboard the GWT bus and see how the experience stacked up - especially next to my own Napa Valley experience.
The wine tour bus was clean, comfortable and full of hospitality as we met with our lovely tour guide, a cold bottle of water and a little bit of history before we came to our first destination for the evening: Homestead Winery.
Close to the Main Street downtown area, you'll find Homestead. I've been to this area a million times (no lie) and had never seen this adorable restored home that housed our first tasting.
Raising our first glass of the evening, we were able to enjoy pours of several varieties from Homestead's own wines produced and bottled in Ivanhoe, Texas. While I enjoyed several samples, the one I love the most was actually our first glass, the Bois' d Arc, a medium-bodied red table wine.

I liked it so much I purchased a bottle as well to take home to enjoy. However, the crowd pleaser was definitely a chocolate wine that had several of the girls making purchases before boarding the bus for our next destination: Delaney Vineyards.







Hope you enjoy Grapevine Wine Tours very soon!

