State
Arkansas
23 wineries, vineyards, estates & meaderies. Explore Arkansas on the interactive map →
Wine trails in Arkansas
All 23 wineries in Arkansas
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Reviving commercial winemaking in the historic Little Italy community west of Little Rock.
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Arkansas's first meadery, handcrafting artisan meads from local wildflower honey.
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Bath House Row Winery sits at 220 Central Avenue in downtown Hot Springs, Arkansas, on historic Bathhouse Row. It is the Spa City sister location of The Winery of Hot Springs at 1503 Central and showcases native Arkansas wines, including Concord dessert and muscadine-style offerings.
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Produces 100% Arkansas-grown wines from its Altus estate vineyards.
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A boutique winery and tasting room in the Ozark Mountains near Altus.
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A boutique family winery in Altus, open for tastings and tours by reservation.
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A Fort Smith winery with tasting-room hours Friday through Sunday.
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A boutique winery and art gallery in the scenic hills of Eureka Springs.
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Produces premium estate-grown wines from grapes and other fruit in Altus.
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A small-batch winery in a renovated 1930s building that once housed the Petit Jean Movie Theatre.
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Arkansas's oldest continuously family-operated winery, known for its muscadine varietals.
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A small family farm winery in the Ozark hills along the historic M&NA rail line.
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A farm winery producing wines from fruit grown on BoBrook Farms near Roland.
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A vineyard and wedding venue with on-site winemaking in southwest Little Rock.
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A vineyard, winery and events center on 70 acres in Northwest Arkansas.
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Wines crafted alongside Point Remove Brewing Company in Morrilton.
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A downtown tasting room offering native Arkansas wines on Central Avenue.
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A winery rooted in the Italian winemaking heritage of the Tontitown community.
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A family winery on the southern slopes of the Ozarks carrying on a tradition begun in 1880.