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Where is grape production centered in Arkansas?
- Arkansas grape production is centered on three areas within the state: the Altus, Ozark Mountain, and Arkansas Mountain regions, which boast perfect conditions for growing grapes and also happen to be some of the most beautiful parts of Arkansas.
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What can visitors expect on the Arkansas wine trail?
- A trip on the Arkansas wine trail offers the beautiful surroundings and high-quality products you’d expect from one of the nation’s larger and more well-known wine regions.
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1. An Enchanted Evening Wine Tasting Yurt
Savor fine wines in a cozy, romantic, and intimate setting.
Nestled away in the hills of Roland, An Enchanted Evening Wine Tasting Yurt provides a unique and intimately beautiful experience for its guests. This lovely vineyard has a tiny tasting room in an actual yurt, where guests can gather around the central, circular tasting bar to indulge in some of the winery’s products, like the Enchanting Dry White, or Together Again, a red that is classified as semi-sweet. A tasting fee does apply, but is waived with the purchase of a bottle of wine. If the yurt and its cozy furnishings start to feel a little claustrophobic, or if it’s a beautiful day outside, guests are also welcome to enjoy their wine out on the gorgeous patio, which overlooks Pinnacle Mountain.
29300 AR-300, Roland, AR 72135, Phone: 501-330-2182
2. BoBrook Farms
Explore scenic grounds, enjoy seasonal activities, and discover family-friendly fun.
Since the mid-1990s, BoBrook Farms has been a charming family owned and operated farm in Pulaski County. Located very conveniently to Pinnacle Mountain State Park, BoBrook Farms makes for a perfect way to round out an afternoon spent hiking or exploring the park, or as a destination on its own. BoBrook Farms grows lots of products, including grapes, berries, and pumpkins, and their associated winery is called Riverbottom Wines. The wines at Riverbottom are made primarily with grapes grown on site, though they do source some juices from around the world for some of their more traditional varietals. Wine tastings are offered on the weekends and are free for guests, and there is also beer and some light snacks on the menu as well.
13810 Combee Ln, Roland, AR 72135, Phone: 501-519-5666
3. Mount Bethel Winery
Taste handcrafted wines while enjoying picturesque vineyard views.
The Post family has a long history of winemaking in the Altus region of Arkansas, and their name can be found on several wineries throughout the region. Since the early 20th century, the family has been growing grapes and producing wine, and Mount Bethel Winery showcases some of that history and talent. In the tasting room at Mount Bethel Winery, guests will have the opportunity to try some of these wines, poured by the family members themselves, who are always happy to teach guests about all the love and work that goes into each bottle. The tasting room and wine store are open seven days a week, from 8:30am to 6pm on Monday through Saturday, and from noon until 5pm on Sundays.
5014 Mt Bethel Dr, Altus, AR 72821, Phone: 479-468-2444
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