Spring Wine Trail in Grapevine: Taste Texas

0:00Spring hits Texas just right for kicking off wine season, and Greybind's 34th annual Spring Wine Trail nails that vibe perfectly. On Saturday, April 11th, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., you can stroll Historic Main Street, hitting up tasting rooms and art galleries for sips of, fresh whites, rosés, and bites. April marched the drop of last year's white wines in some rosés, while Redspool from recent harvests. It's also when local vineyards start flowering, setting up grapes for the next cycle, even though grapevine focuses on the finished product these days. This trail goes way back over 30 years, when the area had tasting rooms, small vineyards, and a budding Texas wine scene. Grapevine spotlighted that farm to glass hustle, growing into a beloved tradition that draws crowds for the mix of wine, art, and community. Takes off with a blessing of the wines and vines at 10.30 a.m. on Peace Plaza, led by a local priest for a strong 2026 harvest.

1:00Then the world's smallest parade rolls in with mariachis, mythical figures, and a massive hundred pound grape cluster, followed by free tastings and, photo ops by a vintage grape crushing truck. Grab your souvenir glass and passport for the self-guided fun, with artisan sight and the first hundred folks scoring a blessed vine to take home. This run $50 a pop, so lock it in and taste that Texas spring. This has been Dallas News Today, powered by AI.