TOURS AND TASTINGS

We are now open for business Monday through Saturday.  Our new and extended hours are:

Monday - Thursday,  12:00 - 5:00 pm

Friday, 12:00 - 6:00 pm

Saturday, 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

Sunday,  Closed

Please Note

We are closed on New Year's Day

 

Tours and tastings are free.  If you are a large group (more than 6 people) we ask that you please contact us at (254) 875-2375 or email us at: info@wacowinery.com ahead of time so we can make sure we can accommodate you and make your visit an enjoyable one.  Unfortunately our parking space does not make it possible to accept buses at this time. For the rest of you, we look forward to serving you!  Welcome!

 

Visit our Porch

You are welcome to sit on our porch and enjoy a bottle of wine and light snacks that can be purchased at the winery.  We offer home made breads, crackers, cheeses, salami, home made plum preserves, and of course our famous garlic goat cheese.  If you do not finish your bottle of wine we will be happy to recork it for you before you leave.

 

 

GPS Users

If your GPS can program coordinates it is the preferred way to find our place.  Some systems have a problem with our street address and confuse East Highway 6 with Highway 6 west of Waco.  If you happen to have one of those systems it could send you on a wild goose chase...!  Please use the coordinates below for accurate access to our place:

31°31’53.9” N   97°01’13.5” W

 

Coming from Dallas:

Take exit 339 and go left underneath I-35 and on to Loop 340.  Go about 5 miles until you come to a railroad crossing.  Right after the railroad tracks there is an underpass where you go left to get up on Highway 6 South towards Marlin and Bryan.  After 2 miles you will cross Tehuacana Creek (there is a sign by the bridge).  You will see two telecommunication towers, one on each side of the road, as you approach our entrance which is another 2/3 of a mile up the road.  We are the second mailbox on your right after Tehuacana Creek.  Look for a bright red house next to a tall green building inside a wooden fence.  If you miss it there is a crossover just 1/2 mile up highway 6 (Where FM 1860 takes off) and you can turn around.  As you return there is another crossover right in front of our entrance so you have easy access. 

 

Coming from Austin:

Take exit 330 and move into the right lane of the access road. After about a hundred yards there is a fork in the road.  Turn right onto Loop 340 and Highway 6 South.  Go about 7 miles until you cross the Brazos River.  About a 1/4 of a mile after the river you come to an underpass.  Take a right at the stop before the underpass and get up on Highway 6 South towards Marlin and Bryan.  After 2 miles you will cross Tehuacana Creek (there is a sign by the bridge).  You will see two telecommunication towers, one on each side of the road, as you approach our entrance which is another 2/3 of a mile up the road.  We are the second mailbox on your right after Tehuacana Creek.  Look for a bright red house next to a tall green building inside a wooden fence.  If you miss it there is a crossover just 1/2 mile up highway 6 (Where FM 1860 takes off) and you can turn around.  As you return there is another crossover right in front of our entrance so you have easy access. 

 

Coming from Houston:

Take 290 East to Highway 6 North.  Stay on Highway 6 until you are almost in Waco.  A few miles outside Waco you will pass through the town of Riesel. About 7-8 miles north of Riesel you will pass FM 1860.  We are 1/2 mile after FM 1860 on your left.  There is a crossover right in front of our entrance.

Coming from downtown Waco:

Take University Parks Drive and go through Baylor Campus.  At the lights by the Ferrell Center copper dome you take a left.  Immediately after crossing the Brazos River you take a right on to the spur that will run into Highway 6 going towards Riesel and Marlin.  After 2-3 miles you will pass over Loop 340.  At that point the spur becomes Highway 6 South.  After another 2 miles you will cross Tehuacana Creek (there is a sign by the bridge).  You will see two telecommunication towers, one on each side of the road, as you approach our entrance which is another 2/3 of a mile up the road.  We are the second mailbox on your right after Tehuacana Creek.  Look for a bright red house next to a tall green building inside a wooden fence.  If you miss it there is a crossover just 1/2 mile up highway 6 (Where FM 1860 takes off) and you can turn around.  As you return there is another crossover right in front of our entrance so you have easy access. 

Coming from out of town and need a place to stay?

If you are visiting from out of town and need a place to stay for the night, please contact the Bed & Breakfast at White Rock Creek.  This is one of the premier B & B in the Waco area.  You can check them out at their website:  B & B on White Rock Creek