Old Farm Winery

Old Farm Winery is a family-run estate in the hills of Jefferson County, Missouri, in the Ozark Appellation. Steve Strupp founded the winery in 2006 when he planted vines next to his farmhouse in Catawissa; the Strupp family has farmed this land for more than a century. Today Steve and Darlene Strupp operate the winery with their children Will, Nick, and Carrie. The winery focuses on its estate Chambourcin vineyard, harvesting all the grapes that go into its Estate Bottled Chambourcin, a dry, light- to medium-bodied red with cherry and earthy-spicy notes. A Niagara vineyard followed a couple of years later and supplies the estate-bottled North Field Niagara, the winery's sweetest white. The lineup also includes Rusty Wire (Norton), Dogwood White, Dry Creek White, Barn Door Red, Tractor Red (a Chambourcin-Concord blend), Sweet Clover Red, and a Missouri blackberry wine. The tasting room sits in the Catawissa countryside, with indoor and outdoor seating. Visitors can bring picnics, bring leashed dogs, and children are welcome. The winery also serves regional craft beers and hosts private events.

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