Six wineries from downtown to country estates

Hermann Wine Trail Guide

Six current Wine Trail members range from Market Street tasting rooms to country vineyards west of town, with Stone Hill treated as a separate Hermann winery stop.

Start with the current member list and locations

The Hermann American Viticultural Area follows Missouri River hills and valleys around town. The current official Wine Trail includes six members, from Market Street tasting rooms to country properties that require a drive.

Adam Puchta, Dierberg Star Lane, G. Husmann, Hermannhof, Reserve Cellars, and Röbller are the present members. Stone Hill remains a major Hermann winery, but it is not currently listed as an official trail member.

Before tasting: compare member locations on the official trail map, choose a downtown cluster or a country route, and arrange a designated driver, shuttle, or taxi for stops outside the core.

The six current Hermann Wine Trail members

Confirm hours, tasting formats, reservations, and event tickets with each winery before the trip.

Adam Puchta Winery

A country estate in the Frene Creek Valley with family-winery history reaching back to the 1850s; it belongs on a driving or shuttle route.

Dierberg Star Lane

A tasting room on Market Street, useful for pairing wine with downtown shops, meals, and an Amtrak-based stay.

G. Husmann Wine Company

A downtown member named for George Husmann, whose work connects this tasting room to Missouri grape-growing history.

Hermannhof Winery

A First Street member near the riverfront and station, making it part of a walkable downtown cluster rather than a country loop.

Reserve Cellars of Hermann

A Hermann tasting room for visitors who want another in-town comparison without adding a country drive.

Röbller Vineyard

A countryside vineyard west of Hermann that belongs on the same transportation plan as other outlying stops, not a downtown walking circuit.

Downtown cluster

Market Street, First Street, dinner, and the station

Dierberg Star Lane, G. Husmann, Hermannhof, and Reserve Cellars keep more of the wine day in town. Confirm each tasting room's current service before assuming all four fit one date.

Country route

Adam Puchta and Röbller require transportation

These members sit outside the downtown walking circuit. Select the properties before reserving a driver or shuttle, then confirm hours, reservations, and the organizer's current trail map.

Contextual vineyard terrace and cellar scene in Missouri wine country

Choose between downtown and country wineries

  • For a car-light day: start with current members in or near the historic core and keep dinner within walking distance.
  • For country properties: choose the route first, then confirm transportation. Distances and road safety matter more than squeezing in another tasting.
  • For Stone Hill: treat it as a separate Hermann winery visit rather than calling it an official trail member.
  • For ticketed trail events: use the current Wine Trail calendar and weather policy. Tickets and participating details can differ from ordinary tasting-room service.
Choose where to stay

Three different wine days

Downtown tasting rooms, country vineyards, or a ticketed event

Walkable tasting rooms

Keep the day near Market, First, and downtown streets, then walk to dinner. This is the simplest choice for an Amtrak weekend.

Country estates

Choose Adam Puchta, Röbller, or another verified outlying stop and reserve transportation before drinking.

Wine Trail event

Buy the current event ticket, check the participating-member list, and follow the organizer's weather and transportation guidance.

Hillside weather, brick streets, and bottles for the trip home

Temperatures can differ between the riverfront and exposed winery hills. Downtown's slopes call for comfortable shoes, and purchased bottles need protection in the car or on the train.

Before you go

Official sources to check before you go

Use these official and public sources to confirm the details that change: hours, maps, tickets, reservations, road access, weather, and seasonal timing.

Official sourceVisit HermannUse the official visitor site for wineries, festivals, lodging, restaurants, and river-town timing.Official sourceHermann Wine TrailCheck official winery events, trail weekends, and participating stops before planning tastings.Planning detailDeutschheim State Historic SiteCheck official hours and tours for a German-heritage history stop.