frequently asked questions

VISITING US

  • While we do love our dogs, and a good horse is hard to beat, we kindly ask that you leave your animals at home. ADA certified service animals that are on a leash and properly restrained are allowed on Sacrifice Vineyards property.  Dogs whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service dogs under the ADA and are not permitted at Sacrifice Vineyards.  We ask that you do not leave your non-service animals in the car as it is dangerous.

  • For the safety of all of our guests, we do not allow the use of drones, sporting equipment, lawn darts, frisbees, or kites at the winery.  However, we do love a good game of 42 or cornhole.

  • Reservations are required for groups of six or more . If you want to hold our any of our tables, please be aware that we require one (1) person to occupy each table in order to hold that table. Tables may not be held for more than 30 minutes. We kindly ask that you do not use our tables for gift tables or food only.

  • A trip to our vineyard is a great way to celebrate a birthday! We do allow birthday cakes with no candles, but no other food. Table decorations are allowed but nothing may be attached or hung from our walls or patio. Balloons are not allowed on the property.

  • We love music! So much so that we even play it in the parking lot. We do not allow speakers of any sort. But we do promise to have amazing music for you indoors and on the patio. Be sure to also check our Events page for our upcoming live music events.

  • Yes!

  • Per TABC law, no outside alcoholic beverages are allowed on our premises. But don’t worry, we have plenty of wine. We sell all we can, and we drink the rest!

  • We do not allow outside food on the grounds. However, we have yummy treats for purchase daily, and food trucks on site most weekends. Birthday cakes (without candles) are allowed, but only if you offer your waiter a piece.

  • Yes! We offer a variety of non-alcoholic wines along with sparkling and still flavored waters, and our locally-sourced tap water.

  • No smoking is allowed anywhere on the property.

  • For the safety of all our guests, we do not allow fishing in the lake. We encourage everyone to admire the lake from a safe distance to avoid injury or accidental encounter with our local wildlife.

  • We are currently still under construction, however, when we open in Fall 2026, we look forward to welcoming you on Thursday 3p - 8p, and Friday & Saturday 11a - 8p. Please check our site and follow us on our social platforms for more details and updates.

GENERAL QUESTIONS

  • We do have handicap parking spaces, and our buildings and restrooms are also ADA compliant. Please feel free to call us ahead of your visit with any additional questions so we can be sure to accommodate you.

  • Parking is free. We also have a limited number of spots for larger vehicles, such as Texas-sized trucks!

  • Yes! Check our Events page for updates on specific dates.

  • Though we do have a beautiful setting, we are not currently set up to accommodate weddings. However, we do plan to build a chapel nestled in our grand oak trees in the near future, along with a large event & reception hall.

  • We kindly ask that you do not disturb our vines and crop. However, be sure to ask us about our Adopt-A-Vine program where you can track your own vine’s progress.

  • While we do not require reservations, except for groups of six or more, we do encourage you to book your wine tasting in advance so we can be sure to accommodate you when you arrive. Otherwise, availability is on a first-come first-served basis. Groups of 6 or more must make reservations. This will ensure we make your experience delightful and memorable!

  • Both!

  • Our wine is available for sale on property and at our on-line store.

  • We do not currently ship our wine, but it is available for pick up at the vineyard.

  • Yes, we do! Check out our Club page and find the club that suits you best.

legal disclosures

We love the setting the Lord has created at Sacrifice Vineyards. Our sunsets are second-to-none, our lake reflects the beautiful blue sky, and wildlife is abundant! Of course, with that can come pesky little friends like ants, mosquitos, moles, rabbits, and a wide variety of birds. And though we don’t see them often, we know there are some not-so-friendly pests like snakes and skunks. We encourage you to admire the lake from afar and stay away from tall grasses and ant mounds.

Sacrifice Vineyards is an active farm and agritourism destination. Proper footwear and awareness are strongly encouraged.

TEXAS AGRITOURISM LIABILITY ACT

WARNING: Under Texas Law (Chapter 75A, Civil Practice and Remedies Code), an agritourism entity is not liable for any injury or death of an agritourism participant resulting from an agritourism activity.