Red Dirt Cellars

Landon Winery’s sister winery on historic Main Street in Grapevine, Texas, pouring Texas wines alongside imports

Best known for: Dry red blends, varietal whites and sweet wines

Red Dirt Cellars is Landon Winery’s sister winery in Historic Downtown Grapevine, Texas, with a Main Street tasting room that favors a flight and a charcuterie board over a formal appointment. In business since 2025, it occupies a brick-walled space at 401 S Main Street, with a wall of wine and a place on the walkable Grapevine Urban Wine Trail. This is a downtown wine stop, not a vineyard outing.

The selection stretches beyond Texas: small-batch wines share space with bottles from elsewhere in the United States and imported selections. Red Dirt Red Blend, Wildcatter Tempranillo and Pinnacle Sauvignon Blanc give visitors several starting points, while Cabernet Sauvignon rosé, sparkling wines and Red Dirt Sweet White broaden the choices. Five-pour tastings start at $22.50, and charcuterie boards and shareable small bites are available all day. Bottles cost less to take home than to drink in the tasting room—a useful distinction when choosing between another glass and something for later.

Walk-ins are welcome daily, with Friday and Saturday service extending to 11 p.m. Larger groups arrange ahead. Parking lots sit behind the building, and the Grapevine/Main Street TEXRail station is a short walk away, making a car-free visit from Fort Worth or DFW Airport practical.