Rogelio S.
9/29/2025
I didn't have too high expectations about these wines, but let me tell you that their Seventh son Vineyards Tempranillo 2020 is quite good. Pricey, but we need to support Texas wineries. The...
Salt Lick Cellars
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18300 FM 1826 # C
Driftwood, TX 78619
Salt Lick Cellars, located in Driftwood, TX, is a vineyard adjacent to the renowned Salt Lick BBQ restaurant. Established by the Roberts family in 2006, the vineyard spans 35 acres and cultivates various grape varieties, including Tempranillo, Syrah, and Mourvédre.
Visitors can enjoy wine tastings seven days a week, savoring a range of fine wines such as Tempranillo, Sangiovese, and Sparkling White. The tasting room, nestled under ancient Live Oak trees, offers a serene setting to relish the house BBQ RED and BBQ WHITE wines.
With a commitment to community and conservation, Salt Lick Cellars supports local charities and organizations, including the Hill Country Conservancy and Friends of the Children – Austin. Guests can also indulge in Texas-grown wines and craft beers while basking in the authentic Texan ambiance of the Wine Garden.
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4.0100 reviews
Rose J.
10/13/2025
I love love a good dry wine ans honey yes this was the place tuday! It's after the weekend crowds ans I pretty much have the place to myself ... so a wine tasting, lunch next door which was...
Christina M.
4/15/2025
This spot is adjacent to the Salt Lick BBQ restaurant. It's a small tasting room off to the side in a limestone building. There was a nice selection of their own wines, I had a rosé and light,...
Laarni C.
2/16/2025
This is a five star review for Salt Lick Cellars Such a cute and charming tasting room with amazing, friendly service and reasonably priced wines! We popped over from Salt Lick BBQ next door to...
Jojo M.
10/4/2025
First Timer here in Texas and I've been enjoying everything here in San Marcos, Buda, Kyle, Austin and came here tonight to Salt Lick Cellars Driftwood Texas had a couple of buckets of some really...
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