Love this place! We spent the day there for the eclipse and they did it up right the food is great. The wine is great and we can't wait to go back for one of their special events.
Sam Craig
Love this place. Great outdoor seating areas, pavilion, live music. Lots of shady areas. Beautiful setting. We loved all the wines. Reveille was our favorite.
Kenneth L.
They gave our pizzas to another table who ordered way after us & the couple were eating them & then sandwiches & chips were delivered to them! I went inside & asked where our pizzas were & they first said that the order never reached the kitchen, then the cook said that he told them that these were on separate tickets, finally a manager brought us pizzas & said that the other couple ordered the same exact pizzas & sandwiches, I said if that's true then why did I have to go get them to make our pizzas? Bottom line is the other couple ate our food & the staff lied several times instead of just admitting they're were wrong
DeeAnn Dockins
Not a white wine drinker usually but the sauvingon blanc was great. Good for summer
Tyra G.
Came to see our friend Meghan sing. Loved the generous portions on the charcuterie board and tried the wine tasting. It is a selection of 5 for $25, unless you join the wine club and then it's free with the purchase or 3 bottles of your choice. John, our wine tasting sommelier, was very attentive and let us decide if we wanted to be members in private. We signed up for the club, not only for the wine, but for the gorgeous hill country scenery. I could see my birthday party here in November.
john banke
My wife and I had a wonderful steak dinner with all the fixings. Our host John Martin did an excellent job of explaining the wines. Singing waters is a buitifull relaying veteran owned winery.
Lisa G.
One of the most beautiful wineries! Our host was amazing! Lived the wine tasting and education!
Jeffrey Dahlby
Amazing place!!! Heidi is the best and made our experience amazing!!
Leslie Knight
I love SWV! The staff is always helpful and friendly. The food is fresh and delicious. And the wine is the best in the region. I recently attended their tasting at the mansion and their wine dinner and both were fantastic. This is a must visit winery if you visit or live in the Hill Country.
Julysblue
A nice vineyard to spend a beautiful evening.I loved the place, it has plenty of natural sights and local vegetation and we were lucky to see some deers on our way back.Staff is friendly and have knowledge about their products. We had the tasting and it allowed us to try 5 different wines. Our table was outside and we had a beautiful charcuterie board in the center.Definitely a nice experience, and my recommendation is to try the Texas Reserve or the Sparkling Rose (My favorites)
Let me tell you, out of all the wineries I've been in Texas (about 20) this one was my favorite. Not only the staff was really kind and engaging (thanks Susan), but the wines... oh let me tell you about the wines. This has to be the only place I liked every wine I tasted. The weren't just good, they were superb. Trust me, I'm from Argentina, and I know about wines ? ?. In addition to all that, Singing Waters has amazing views and really nice sitting areas. We enjoyed ourselves very much and bought 5 wines. Make sure to drink their wine slowly, taking time to take in all the smells, essences and aromas of their finely crafted liquid gold.
Liz A.
My sweet husband reserved a tasting for us on a weekend stay. The place was quaint, relaxing and very scenic. They had the sweetest Great Pyrenees greet us at the entrance. We were greeted with a smile and good explanation of what was to come. She made a recommendation to only have the charcuterie so our pallets could really taste the wine. It was perfect! Our sommelier explained everything to us and provided great feedback on what we would be trying. It was so relaxing (for the most part, a couple with a few kids showed up and their kids started running around behind us ) but we understand parents need a break too! The place was still lovely and a beautiful experience.
Hannah Lyons
An unfortunate first experience with my parents who are members, but have sadly had an unfortunate past few experiences, including this one today, and who are also not feeling happy about their membership.We visited on a slow Sunday afternoon. The woman leading the tastings seemed almost annoyed by our presence and orders. She rushed the tastings and was trying to checkout another group before I could even finish my tasting with her to tell her my order. After I got my pour, she told the group, “sorry about that” as if putting my order in was interrupting the other customers. I felt embarrassed for no reason at all.They proceeded to tell us the kitchen was closing early and they were taking final call orders, so my mom placed an order for a flatbread…after an hour it was still not out — after checking in on it, they had forgotten about it, so they said they’d quickly put the order in and it would be out in 4 minutes. Fast forward 15 minutes later, our wine was already finished, they said it was just about to go into the oven. We ended up leaving and getting the flatbread taken off our order. We had also looked around and there was water being served to others, but not to our table. When my mom went to talk to the lady, I could tell they were annoyed and the lady who did my tasting was, what I perceived as, smirking.I’m Asian and adopted and I proposed that maybe it was because I wasn’t white? Because it seemed the other white families were being treated much more promptly? My parents said they didn’t think that to be true, but I’m not sure.Overall, we felt as if we were being annoying to the entire staff. It really put a bad taste in our mouth (I guess, pun intended).
Rw C.
just had the last bottle of 2008 Sweet Lupe, that somehow got "lost" years ago amongst everything else. After letting it breath for about 30 min., it was every bit as wonderful as the first bottle we sampled at the Vinyard all those years ago. awesome!!! Hope to make it back someday soon.
Sharon Shelly
Outside of the regular 290 path but really worth the drive. For the scenery, the atmosphere and the wine.
Love this place! We spent the day there for the eclipse and they did it up right the food is great. The wine is great and we can't wait to go back for one of their special events.
Love this place. Great outdoor seating areas, pavilion, live music. Lots of shady areas. Beautiful setting. We loved all the wines. Reveille was our favorite.
They gave our pizzas to another table who ordered way after us & the couple were eating them & then sandwiches & chips were delivered to them! I went inside & asked where our pizzas were & they first said that the order never reached the kitchen, then the cook said that he told them that these were on separate tickets, finally a manager brought us pizzas & said that the other couple ordered the same exact pizzas & sandwiches, I said if that's true then why did I have to go get them to make our pizzas? Bottom line is the other couple ate our food & the staff lied several times instead of just admitting they're were wrong
Not a white wine drinker usually but the sauvingon blanc was great. Good for summer
Came to see our friend Meghan sing. Loved the generous portions on the charcuterie board and tried the wine tasting. It is a selection of 5 for $25, unless you join the wine club and then it's free with the purchase or 3 bottles of your choice. John, our wine tasting sommelier, was very attentive and let us decide if we wanted to be members in private. We signed up for the club, not only for the wine, but for the gorgeous hill country scenery. I could see my birthday party here in November.
My wife and I had a wonderful steak dinner with all the fixings. Our host John Martin did an excellent job of explaining the wines. Singing waters is a buitifull relaying veteran owned winery.
One of the most beautiful wineries! Our host was amazing! Lived the wine tasting and education!
Amazing place!!! Heidi is the best and made our experience amazing!!
I love SWV! The staff is always helpful and friendly. The food is fresh and delicious. And the wine is the best in the region. I recently attended their tasting at the mansion and their wine dinner and both were fantastic. This is a must visit winery if you visit or live in the Hill Country.
A nice vineyard to spend a beautiful evening.I loved the place, it has plenty of natural sights and local vegetation and we were lucky to see some deers on our way back.Staff is friendly and have knowledge about their products. We had the tasting and it allowed us to try 5 different wines. Our table was outside and we had a beautiful charcuterie board in the center.Definitely a nice experience, and my recommendation is to try the Texas Reserve or the Sparkling Rose (My favorites)
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Let me tell you, out of all the wineries I've been in Texas (about 20) this one was my favorite. Not only the staff was really kind and engaging (thanks Susan), but the wines... oh let me tell you about the wines. This has to be the only place I liked every wine I tasted. The weren't just good, they were superb. Trust me, I'm from Argentina, and I know about wines ? ?. In addition to all that, Singing Waters has amazing views and really nice sitting areas. We enjoyed ourselves very much and bought 5 wines. Make sure to drink their wine slowly, taking time to take in all the smells, essences and aromas of their finely crafted liquid gold.
My sweet husband reserved a tasting for us on a weekend stay. The place was quaint, relaxing and very scenic. They had the sweetest Great Pyrenees greet us at the entrance. We were greeted with a smile and good explanation of what was to come. She made a recommendation to only have the charcuterie so our pallets could really taste the wine. It was perfect! Our sommelier explained everything to us and provided great feedback on what we would be trying. It was so relaxing (for the most part, a couple with a few kids showed up and their kids started running around behind us ) but we understand parents need a break too! The place was still lovely and a beautiful experience.
An unfortunate first experience with my parents who are members, but have sadly had an unfortunate past few experiences, including this one today, and who are also not feeling happy about their membership.We visited on a slow Sunday afternoon. The woman leading the tastings seemed almost annoyed by our presence and orders. She rushed the tastings and was trying to checkout another group before I could even finish my tasting with her to tell her my order. After I got my pour, she told the group, “sorry about that” as if putting my order in was interrupting the other customers. I felt embarrassed for no reason at all.They proceeded to tell us the kitchen was closing early and they were taking final call orders, so my mom placed an order for a flatbread…after an hour it was still not out — after checking in on it, they had forgotten about it, so they said they’d quickly put the order in and it would be out in 4 minutes. Fast forward 15 minutes later, our wine was already finished, they said it was just about to go into the oven. We ended up leaving and getting the flatbread taken off our order. We had also looked around and there was water being served to others, but not to our table. When my mom went to talk to the lady, I could tell they were annoyed and the lady who did my tasting was, what I perceived as, smirking.I’m Asian and adopted and I proposed that maybe it was because I wasn’t white? Because it seemed the other white families were being treated much more promptly? My parents said they didn’t think that to be true, but I’m not sure.Overall, we felt as if we were being annoying to the entire staff. It really put a bad taste in our mouth (I guess, pun intended).
just had the last bottle of 2008 Sweet Lupe, that somehow got "lost" years ago amongst everything else. After letting it breath for about 30 min., it was every bit as wonderful as the first bottle we sampled at the Vinyard all those years ago. awesome!!! Hope to make it back someday soon.
Outside of the regular 290 path but really worth the drive. For the scenery, the atmosphere and the wine.