Truett-Hurst Winery
Nestled in the heart of the Dry Creek Valley, there are 26 very special acres we call Truett Hurst.
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Nestled in the heart of the Dry Creek Valley, there are 26 very special acres we call Truett Hurst. Zinfandel and Petite Sirah vineyards, Dry Creek, 5 acres of garden and a vibrant tasting room made of eco-friendly materials are just some of the things that make us unique. Where else can you take in Coho Salmon, Steelhead trout, otters, ducks, sheep, herbs, olives, beneficial insect habitat, heirloom fruits and vegetables, all over a glass of delicious wine? Open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Walk-ins welcome. Groups of 8+ or those desiring patio seating, please contact us for a reservation. The tasting flight of 5-6 small production wines is $20 (waived with purchase of 2 bottles). Members enjoy up to 4 complimentary flights with each visit. Our iconic creekside red Adirondack chair area is a must-experience. Monday through Friday, walk-in guests are welcome to any open chairs. Saturday and Sunday, red chairs are reserved for members due to limited space. Take a self-guided stroll through the garden and down the path to the serene Dry Creek, where you can see the Dry Creek Habitat Enhancement Project that created a low-velocity area for juvenile Coho, Chinook and Steelhead to seek refuge and thrive.
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- Family Friendly
- Pet Friendly
- Picnic Area
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- Culinary / Flower Garden
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We met the winemaker!!
Such a fun experience! The winemaker was there and it was such a hoot chatting with him! Just bummed they didn’t have the trucker hats in stock we wanted to buy ;) Fun little place to roam around...
One of my top three favs!
Every trip out from Alabama we always include Truett Hurst in our visits. Everyone is so welcoming and the pours are very generous as well. We had our lunch there today by the river and for a...
Not welcoming at all - horrible experience
We had been assured this was a family friendly winery, but from the moment we arrived, we felt very unwelcome. We aren't sure if this had to do with the color of my husband's skin (this was our...
