The fertile fields of Kansas continue to emerge as one of the most exciting wine-producing regions in the country. Kansas currently is home to 19 wineries, which combine to produce more than 67,000 gallons of wine and host thousands of visitors each year. Using locally grown grapes, berries, and other fruits, these Kansas winemakers produce a wide variety of delicious favorites,  including some you won't find anywhere else. Kansas vintners have received more than 300 international awards for their wines in recent years, often drawing comparisons to the celebrated wines of California's Napa Valley and the Finger Lakes region in New York.
 

BlueJacket Crossing Vineyard & Winery

Eudora, KS
(785) 542-1764

Campbell Vineyard & Winery
Holton, KS
(785) 872-3176

Davenport Orchard, Vineyard & Winery
Eudora, KS
(785) 542-2278

Diamond S Vineyard and Winery

Russell, KS

(785) 445-3850

Dozier Vineyard & Winery
Ellinwood, KS
(620) 564-0195

Grace Hill Winery
Whitewater, KS
(316) 799-2511

Graue Vineyards/Middle Creek Winery
Louisburg, KS
(913) 377-4689

Holyfield Vineyard & Winery
Basehor, KS
(913) 724-9463

Jefferson Hill Farm & Winery
McLouth, KS
(913) 796-6822

Kugler's Vineyard
Lawrence, KS
(785) 843-8516 

Oz Winery
Wamego, KS
(785) 456-7417

Pome on the Range Orchards & Winery
Williamsburg, KS
(785) 746-5492

Rowe Ridge Vineyard & Winery
Kansas City, KS
(913) 721-9776

Somerset Ridge Vineyard & Winery
Paola, KS
(913) 491-0038

Storey Vineyards/Windswept Winery
Udall, KS
(620) 782-3952

Vin Vivante
Wamego, KS
(785) 458-2930

The Wine Barn
Kansas City, KS
(913) 721-5577

Wyldewood Cellars Winery & Gift Shop
Mulvane, KS
(316) 554-9463

OTHER RELATED LINKS:

Kansas Department of Commerce

Kansas Travel & Tourism

Kansas Department of Agriculture

Kansas Agritourism

• In 2009, passage of legislation allowed for sales of Kansas wines at approved Kansas farmers’ markets, wine manufacturing at farm winery outlets, and shipment of wine direct to Kansas wine consumers. 
  
  
• Kansas farm wineries can ship directly to out-of-state customers who have purchased wine in the winery.

• Kansas farm wineries can sell to out-of-state customers through the mail or online and ship to liquor stores in the customer's state. Some states allow for direct shipping to customers through mail or Internet orders.

• Kansas consumers can have out-of-state wine shipped to them through Kansas liquor stores if those wines are not available in the stores.
  
• Wine can be served at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson.

• Tamperproof wine doggie bags will be available at restaurants.