Adelphos Cellars

Bingham Family Vineyards

Bolen Vineyards

Burklee Hill Vineyards

Cascabel Ranch Winery

English Newsom Cellars

Farmhouse Vineyards

Four I's Winery

H J Winery

Joshua Farm

Llano Estacado Winery

McPherson Cellars

Narra Vineyard

Nester Winery

Oswald Vineyard

Pheasant Ridge Winery

Reddy Vineyards

Sandfighter Wines

Texas Wine Company

Texoir

Tribal Hill

Triple D

Veesart Vineyards

Williams Ranch Vineyard

Y Knot Vineyard

Yellow House Cellars

Yes We Can Wines

Bell Mountain

The first Texas AVA created entirely within the state, Bell Mountain is in Gillespie County and concentrates on bordeaux varietals.

Escondido Valley

A small producing AVA with few vines, Escondido Valley is nevertheless a distinct region with limestone bedrock and calcium-rich soils.

Fredericksburg

The Fredericksburg AVA is a subset of the Texas Hill Country AVA, where perhaps the most well-known Texas wines call home. Wine production, culture, and tourism is strong here.

Mesilla Valley

Mostly located within New Mexico, Texas still hosts a tiny footprint of the Mesilla Valley AVA. It was the first AVA within Texas.

Texas Davis Mountains

The Texas Davis Mountains AVA has both the fewest vines and the highest elevation of all Texas AVAs.

Texas High Plains

Located at the base of the panhandle, the expansive Texas High Plains produce the majority of Texas fruit used in winemaking.

Texas Hill Country

The most well-known of Texas AVAs, the Texas Hill Country is the largest AVA in Texas and one of the largest in the states. The varied geography allows for many varietals.

Texoma

The most recently recognized Texas AVA, Texoma's impact to wine history is significant. Fabled viticulturist TV Munson called this area both a "grape paradise" and home.

Gulf Coast

While not an official AVA, Texas' Gulf Coast hosts a few rugged wineries that both grow grapes in the area and turn them into wine.