Perched atop the bluffs overlooking the Missouri River bottoms, seven miles east of Hermann. Enjoy our friendly, relaxing atmosphere. Our wines and beers are made on the estate. You may sample our products in the tasting area. We are happy to answer questions about the process. In addition to indoor seating, there is an outdoor veranda, under grape arbors and shade trees. During festivals, tour the vineyard and the estate on our free tram. Browse our website for details and a calendar of events.

Directions: From Route 100, five miles east of Hermann or nine miles west of New Haven; go north on Route B through the village of Berger; watch for our signs. Closed Easter, Thanksgiving, Dec. 25 and Jan. 1.

Housed in a 100-year-old former handle factory, Chateau (winemaking estate) Kinori ("my harp" in Hebrew) is a family-owned winery steeped in tradition. The chateau offers award-winning red wine that is estate grown and produced on the property. Live music is scheduled routinely.

The winery is in the downtown area, two blocks west of Route 51, then two blocks north on High Street. Mingo National Wildlife Refuge is one mile north; Lake Wappapello is 12 miles west.

The Cafe Kinori offers sandwiches, pizza, and a variety of fine foods. Catering and meeting space is available.

Tours of the area can be arraigned, by reservation. Contact us for special events. Follow us on Facebook.

Sample Eagle’s Nest wines. Purchase our wines, plus a selection from Missouri, California, France and Australia; enjoy a bottle in the garden. We will create a custom gift basket for you; shipping is available to many states. Enjoy an exquisite meal in our restaurant and on the patio. We specialize in weddings and receptions in the garden, with complete planning from flowers to music to the photographer. The Eagle's Nest Bed and Breakfast Inn is on-site.

Jacob's Winery is on the south edge of town, in a country setting. Our tasting and sales room overlooks the six-acre vineyard. There is seating for 50. Enjoy our wines and relax with friends.

A warm welcome, ambiance and attractive setting awaits you. Enjoy our wines available for tasting (and buying) and drinking inside or outside (weather permitting) in our garden or patio. Our Bistro d'Vine menu includes a selection of gourmet lunch entrees (quiche being the signature dish) and also anytime tasting cheese and sausage plates to enjoy with your wine. Seating is available in our garden room, atrium or patio.

Enjoy "Wine Down Friday" evenings, May through October, featuring Bistro dinner entrees and live music. Other events throughout the year including our annual Harvest Moon Festival; full details are listed on our website. Browse our retail shop, which features local artwork.

We are located between St. Louis and Springfield on Interstate 44, three-fourths of a mile east of Exit 195 on North Outer Road.

Mount Pleasant was founded in 1859. The winery is within the Augusta Appellation, the first federally designated viniculture district in the United States.

The Mount Pleasant tasting room offers samples and sales. Our original limestone cellars are still used to age estate-bottled wines and international award-winning ports. Enjoy a bottle of wine while relaxing on our large, terraced patios under the trees. Picnic foods can be purchased at the winery.

A 45-minute, guided tour is available April thru October, on Saturdays and Sundays at noon and 1 p.m. Private tours are available year-round, by appointment.

The winery features a restaurant with a serene atmosphere and spectacular views of the Missouri River Valley. There is entertainment year-round, including live music, wine classes, winemaker dinners, and holiday-themed events. Join the wine club for extra savings and special events. See website for event schedules. Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day.

Bring in an empty bottle from any winery and receive 10 percent off (bottle for bottle) of your take-home wine purchase. Bring in as many bottles as you'd like.

No outside food or beverages may be brought onto the winery grounds.

Our tasting room and covered deck are great spots to enjoy wine and visit with friends. Bring a picnic to enjoy on the deck. Hike to the Meramec River for a secluded retreat from the everyday hustle and bustle. Located four miles northwest of Steelville. Live music many weekends; visit our Web site for schedules.

Visitors enjoy a free, self-serve tasting bar with samples of our 32 varieties of wine and juice. Wine cellar tours are offered hourly on Saturday and Sunday; other days by reservation. Our gift shop features our wines, gourmet foods, stemware and wine accessories. Picnic tables are available under the grape arbor in front of the winery. St. James Winery is closed on Thanksgiving and Dec. 25.

Please note our regular hours are shown, but we close at 6 p.m. during the winter months (roughly Oct. 1-May 1).

We have six wine varieties bottled under our Van Till Farm Vineyards label. Our tasting room includes a bakery, deli and gift shop. There is a heated, covered patio. Fridays we serve pizza made in a wood-fired oven. Stop by and enjoy the wine and food experience, farm to table.

A relaxing setting to enjoy and learn about wine: tour our winemaking facility; sample our wines; browse our gift shop and local crafts. We offer more than one dozen wines, sweet to dry, white, rose and red. We also produce sweet, dry and spiced wines made from apricots, peaches, pears, apples, plums and nectarines.

Train lovers delight in our Loco Vino Collector's Series (www.LocoVino.com); wines inspired by our nation's great railroad history, featuring beautiful train images on the labels. Our renovated 1800s tasting room overlooks our wine making area. We bring the outdoors in with our roll-up glass front.

Bring your own picnic or choose from our cheese selections (no outside alcohol allowed). Please check our website or Facebook page for music schedule. Our open mic nights are open to all genres of solo artists and bands. We offer home winemaking kits, supplies and advice. Meeting/event space is available and includes a high-definition projection unit with 110-inch screen and wireless capability.

From Route 63, go west on Vine Street less than one mile. Expanded hours some weekends in summer.