Burnet
The Burnet Tasting Room has something for everyone. With a members-only room, the second-floor Badger Room with the adjoining terrace overlooking the courthouse square, and a large patio outside, there's always room for you to enjoy our 100% Texas-grown wine.
WEDDING OAK WINERY
Burnet
ADDRESS
HOURS
Mon - Sat - 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sunday - 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
CONTACT
Phone: (512) 715-3303
Email: info@weddingoakwinery.com
Know Before You Go
Each of the three wineries have PLENTY of parking! A glass of wine is so much sweeter when shared with friends or family so bring the whole crew down without any stress over parking.
Parking
Call ahead to make sure there is room for the entire group. Reservations are required for groups of 7 and more, with a maximum of 10 individuals per group.
Large Groups
Kids & Pets
We warmly welcome both children and dogs on a leash at all our locations, provided they are accompanied by their parents and do not disrupt the experience for other guests.
Don’t forget to take a look at all the Texas Hill Country has to offer.
Who You Might Meet
This is Ann Starr, the Tasting Room Manager at Wedding Oak Winery, Burnet.
Ann is a 5th generation Texan who devoted her time as a Social Worker and Therapist before joining Wedding Oak Winery in August of 2019 as part of the pre-opening team.
When she isn’t at the winery, Ann loves to be outside gardening, bird watching, cycling and traveling.
Don’t forget to say hello when you stop by!
“I had a wonderful tasting in Burnet by Jennifer. The location overlooks the courthouse square and the wine was great! I especially liked the Sangiovese. It was so much fun, I joined the wine club that has great benefits. Including the chance to get a free tasting at each of their locations. I really like this place.”
—Michael M.
Rich in History
Affectionately known as the Bluebonnet Capital of Texas, Burnet is nestled within the Texas Hill Country. This hidden gem is a haven of natural beauty, brimming with rolling hills, pristine lakes, awe-inspiring geological formations, and historical treasures. Steeped in a rich frontier heritage, Burnet was established first as a fort in the mid-1800s and has preserved its pioneer roots and rural charm.
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