Sign up Now for the Hill Country Wineries Spring 2023 Wine & Wildflower Journey – Self-Guided Passport Event – March 27 to April 21

February 27, 2023 admin Events, Local wine, Russ Kane, tasting, Tasting Stop, Texas HIll Country, Texas wine, Touring 0

Tickets are now on sale for Texas Hill Country Wineries spring self-guided passport event, the Wine & Wildflower Journey, which is happening from March 27th – April 21st. Passport holders can sip award-winning wines at 40+ unique Hill Country wineries during the course of the event. Participants can visit up to four wineries per day and receive a 15% discount on three bottle purchases.

Ticket prices are $100 per couple (any two people) or $65 per individual. The average winery tasting fee is $25/person, making the total value of each passport over $950! Click here for a list of participating wineries, tickets and more information.

See you on the wine trail for your Wine & Wildflower Journey
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