Region on the rise: Texas wines shine at DWWA 2026
From cowboys and barbeque to world-class wines, Texas received top accolades at Decanter World Wine Awards 2026. Learn more about the history of Texas wines, the varieties grown and famous...
Industry Events
Texas Hill Country Wineries’ (THCW) growth extends beyond winery members and Passport events. Recognizing the importance of fostering knowledge and expertise within the industry, the association has expanded its offerings to include a diverse range of industry education events. These events center around key aspects such as grape cultivation in the unique Texas climate, the art of winemaking, effective marketing strategies, and overall business development. By providing valuable resources and insights, THCW is dedicated to supporting Texas wineries throughout the state and empowering their continued success.
2027 Hill Country Wine Symposium
The Texas Wine Standard: Defining Excellence in Quality, Hospitality & Business
This highly anticipated event spans two immersive days, offering an array of engaging seminars, enlightening lectures, and thought-provoking panel discussions. With over 20 sessions meticulously curated across three dedicated tracks —Vineyard, Winery, and Business, —the Symposium provides a comprehensive exploration of various aspects of the wine industry through tastings, breakouts and workshops, as we focus on the theme:
Join us January 11-13, 2027 at Horseshoe Bay Resort
2027 Hill Country Wine Symposium - Sponsor & Exhibitor Info & Registration
The Texas Wine Standard: Defining Excellence in Quality, Hospitality & Business
As one of the premier gatherings of Texas wine industry professionals, the Symposium brings together winery owners, winemakers, growers, and key decision-makers from across the state for two days of education, networking, and collaboration. Join us in this unique opportunity to connect directly with the people shaping the future of Texas wine.
January 11-13, 2027 | Horseshoe Bay Resort
Register Now for the next Tasting Room Manager Luncheon
Join us for the next Tasting Room Manager Luncheon at Rebecca Caroline on September 8th at 10:00am. Kelsey Kramer will be instructing a deep-dive into Texas terroir and taking the group through an informative Tempranillo tasting.
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Commitment to Quality
Each of our association wineries has its own personality, terroir and style of winemaking, yet they all share a commitment to quality, hospitality and a fervent passion for their craft. With over 60 unique and visually stunning wineries scattered throughout the Hill Country, there’s someplace new to explore around every bend and an exquisite glass of wine waiting for you through each door.
Other Upcoming Events
With a calendar brimming with engaging activities including THCW’s four signature Passport events, roadshow events and winemaker dinners, as well as weekly member winery events, there is always something going on in the Hill Country. Come enjoy food, wine, weekly live music, grape stomps, holiday events and so much more.
Experience the Magic
The Texas Hill Country attracts visitors all year round. Whether it’s wildflowers in the spring, water sports in the summer, or dazzling displays of Christmas lights in the winter, there’s always something to enjoy in the Texas Hill Country. Explore quaint small town shops and merchants, a variety of local restaurants, gorgeous state parks, rich historical sites, and land brimming with opportunities for hunting and hiking. There truly is something for everyone. Come fill up your cup - literally - and create unforgettable memories.
We’d love to hear from you. Get in touch with us today!
Texas Hill Country Wineries in the News
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Texas Hill Country uncorks No. 3 spot among best U.S. wine regions
The Lone Star State's booming Hill Country wine scene is about to get a lot busier, as it was just declared the No. 3 best wine region in the country...
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Texas Hill Country wineries weather floods, freezes - and keep growing
Claire Richardson has seen it all. Ice when it should be hot. Triple digits when it should be cold. Torrential downpours during the dry season and vice versa. It all...
