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Complimentary tours and tasting at the Winery
Saturday- 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Other days by appointment - closed Sunday

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Map to Bell Mountain Vineyards

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FREDERICKSBURG.  North on Highway 16, Llano Street which bisects Main St. at Chase Bank:  14 miles north to Bell Mountain Road; right 1/2 mile to winery parking lot.

SAN ANTONIO.  North on Interstate 10 to US-87, Comfort exit; north on US-87 to Main St.; left on Main St. two blocks to Llano St. and follow above directions to Winery.

AUSTIN.  West on US-290 to Johnson City intersection of US290 and US-281.  Enjoy a scenic route, travel 2 miles north on US-281.  Turn left on RR-1323, travel 26 miles through Willow city to deadend at Highway 16.  Right turn and less than a mile to Bell Mountain Road.

MARBLE FALLS.  South on US-281 to RR-1323, two miles north of Johnson City.  Follow directions above to Winery.

KERRVILLE.  All the way on Highway 16, through Fredericksburg.

GEORGETOWN & ROUND ROCK.  West on Highway 29 through Burnet to Llano.  At intersection / Highway 16, left South/Highway 16 and 26 miles to winery.

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Development of the Vineyards commenced in 1976 as an early entrant in the renaissance of   Texas winegrowing.  The initial planting was three acres. An experimental winery functioned in the Control Building /Laboratory from 1979 through 1983 when the Winery building was completed. The appellation proved the premier vinifera varieties could be grown and produce fine wines; the Vineyards were progressively enlarged.  Robert Oberhelman, Founder, President and Winemaster has guided development, initially part-time and since 1990 with total dedication. Bob, as he is know  locally, is a veteran in the food industry. He holds a BS from the University of Kansas , graduate studies in Food Technology at MIT, and is a Professional Member of both the Institute of Food Technology and the American Society of Enology and Viticulture.