Mount Bethel Winery
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My wife and I have driven past this area on many occasions but have never stopped to check out the wineries. Mount Bethel was AMAZING!!! We immediately struck up a conversation with Peggy (family member of the owners) who told us all the history of the area, their family and the winery. I would have given a 5 star review on the conversation alone but then we did a wine tasting! For many years, we've had a misconception of the quality of wine that comes from the area. We only thought...read full review
I can't say enough how much my wife and I enjoyed our experience at this winery. Far from flashey but absolutely authentic. Really cool atmosphere. The wine was excellent. Above all was Peggy. We tasted wine, and she took us back in time. It is all still right there. Fascinating!
Peggy was the best hostess! Beautiful grounds and unique varietals 🌹🍀😇
Hours
| Monday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Tuesday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Wednesday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Thursday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Friday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Saturday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Sunday | 12 - 5PM |
Mount Bethel Winery is a small family-owned winery with a rich history, offering a fun and informative tasting experience. Visitors can enjoy a more intimate atmosphere and receive personable service from the staff. Guests often enjoy talking with family members of the owners, who share the history of the area, the family, and the winery. The tasting room's unique location in an old storm cellar adds character to the visit. Guests can purchase their favorite wines, such as the blackberry and wild plum wine, as well as other souvenirs from the gift shop. The winery is known for having the best dry reds in Arkansas, including the Cab, and a fantastic port on the sweeter side. The Elderberry is a nice choice for those who like sweet wines, and the Savignon Blanc is delicious. It is a favorite destination for both locals and visitors, often recommended as a last or only stop when exploring Arkansas wine country.