NEW OFFERING: Saturday, January 31st | 1-4pm (SOLD OUT)
Sunday, February 1st | 11am-1pm OR 2pm-4pm
Sunday, February 8th | 11am-1pm OR 2pm-4pm
*Taste the new releases – New releases featuring Lost Draw Vineyards
*Exclusive barrel tasting
*Lunch – Live pig roast
*Live music – Scott Crofts Band (Sundays) and Buffaloe and the Heard (Saturday)
We understand that unexpected conflicts arise. We kindly ask that if possible, you provide us with 24 hours notice if you are unable to make your scheduled reservation so that we may accommodate other guests. Call us at 830.992.3251 for assistance.
Whether you are a frequent guest or new to the Texas Hill Country, we invite you to grab a glass, kick your feet up, and get lost in the joys of real Texas wine.
Pets are not allowed in the Main Tasting Room. Pets are welcome to enjoy the patio area with their owners. All pets must remain on a leash.
For guests planning a delightful visit to Lost Draw Winery in the heart of Texas Hill Country and needing a play to stay, we highly recommend the charming accommodations FBG Guest House Services offers. With properties like “Peach on Peach Street,” a spacious and elegantly furnished 3-bedroom, 2-bath house, you’ll find yourself ideally situated to explore Fredericksburg’s wineries and scenic beauty. These guest houses promise a “Home Away From Home” experience, complete with all the comforts and conveniences one could desire — from fully equipped kitchens and cozy living spaces to complimentary locally sourced wine and snacks awaiting your arrival.
FBG Guest House Services goes above and beyond to ensure your stay is exceptional. Opt for added luxuries like grocery delivery, fridge stocking, wine tour reservations, or even unique decor to celebrate your visit. Each property provides a unique stay experience tailored to celebrate any occasion or indulge in the region’s tranquility and charm.
A native of the Texas High Plains, ANDREW SIDES’ path in winemaking began while working at the family farm (vineyard) alongside Uncle Andy Timmons during his high school summer breaks. After earning his degree in Civil Engineering from Texas Tech, Andrew took a 9-5 job in San Antonio but couldn’t resist being pulled back toward the passion he’d cultivated for growing and making wine. In 2012, Andrew and Andy partnered with Troy Ottmers, Andrew’s father-in-law, to launch Lost Draw, a winery focused on growing and sharing wines from the Texas High Plains. Since then, the Lost Draw portfolio has expanded to feature wines from several other Texas AVAs and has captured the attention of local and national press along with many adoring fans.