OakGlenn Winery

OakGlenn Winery sits high on the bluffs above the Missouri River in Hermann, Missouri, with a tasting room that looks out over the Missouri River Valley. Glenn and Carolyn Warnebold bought the property in 1997 and found five short rows of old Norton vines that George Husmann had planted in the late 1800s; after restoring the vines, they made their first commercial bottling in early 2000. The winery produces a full range of red, rose, and white wines from dry to sweet, including Norton and a red port made from those historic vines, plus Seyval, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Grigio, and Muscadine. It also partners with Post Familie Winery in Altus, Arkansas, to broaden the list. Visitors can taste 17 wines in the tasting room, with beer, soft drinks, and mixed drinks also available, and the outdoor patio or stage hosts entertainment most Saturday and Sunday afternoons from April through October, including Oktoberfest every October weekend.

Written by Ava from public sources. Not written or reviewed by the winery.