Noboleis Vineyards

Nice tasting room, very friendly servers, nice scenery. I wasn’t a huge fan of the wine, but it wasn’t bad. All in all though, I’d go back as they were so nice and they have a great patio.

I was very disappointed on our visit here. They wouldn’t sample any of their reserve or sparkling wines. Come to find out they only sample sparkling wines on the weekends (Friday on a holiday weekend apparently doesn’t count). Last year when I came here, they let us sample both varieties and I purchased over $ 200 worth of their wines. I fully expected to spend that much yesterday, but we didn’t buy anything because they wouldn’t let us sample what we wanted. Unfortunately I won’t be making a return trip to Noboleis, which used to be my favorite winery on the Augusta trail. Luckily I found a new favorite, the Holy Grail Winery in downtown Augusta instead. All of their wines were amazing, which is a pretty rare thing. Noboleis out, Holy Grail is in!

The wines are great and they’re always trying something new! Their pizza is very tasty as well. Great rolling views… still a young winery that has plenty more to capitalize on. My wife and I really enjoy visiting.

Nice small winery with tasting room, large patio and vista views. Decent wine for Missouri. Friendly servers.

I love this place! They have great wine and service. I think that one of the biggest and greatest parts is the focus on quality wine. Try something you’ve had elsewhere… You won’t be disappointed!

This is my new favorite place to go in Augusta. It is a beautiful setting, great tasting wine, great service at the tasting bar and an outstanding and engaged owner. We are members of their Wine Club, which we are enjoying a great deal At our most recent visit, they had made up some fresh Sangria which was exceptional. To their credit, they had recipe cards so you could make it at home. We also sampled all of their newer products and had a couple of glasses on the outside patio. While we were there, the owner joined and and we had the opportunity to learn his story about starting the vineyard and the day-​to-​day operation of it. This is a must-​visit for anyone going to Augusta. Much better product than most of the other vineyards in Augusta.

Good Missouri wines. The staff is very helpful and willing to go the extra mile. Jim helped us today serving us some samples, explaining the details of each wine and making recommendations. We ended up with a nice vignoles and the norton reserve.
They have bands there on a regular basis with local talent. Enjoy a glass of wine, some nice music and a nice view and atmosphere.

So great! Food selection is extensive, views are great, so accommodating (free wine buckets, free sampling if you’re wondering), clean bathroom. FREE WATER.

don’t expect a california style winery. the wines are all red or white blends. although unlike some other missouri wineries this one actually has a vineyard and beautiful space for dining outdoors. the staff is very nice and helpful. i would’ve wanted some more information about all the different wines during the tasting. the steepleview red wine was our favorite. all the bottles are so cheap! (at around $ 20 each). we had one during dinner and another to go.
the pizza is thin crust style. we loved the margarita pizza! the bruschetta plate is enormous. it was a great time but please people don’t serve your wine in plastic cups-​especially when requested. get some wine glasses!

I brought my family to Noboleis for an enchanting afternoon when I redeemed my 2013 MO Winery Passport at Noboleis a couple of weeks ago. We scheduled a tasting and tour for 8, but then found out some family were coming into town and hoped to get together with us. Just a couple of days before the reservation, Noboleis added another tasting to our reservation and three more people (non-​wine drinkers) to the tour. I appreciate how accommodating they were in doing so.
We took up most of the counter, which made for a memorable and intimate family tasting. Some were dry fans, some were sweet and some were uncertain, but the tasting room attendant did not try to get us all to taste the same thing or get at all confused. She even had some of us try a couple of extra wines, including a port, when we officially had completed all of our tastings but still wanted to try a few more.
After the 15-​minute tour, during which the friendly guide informed us on the wine production process, nearly everyone in our party purchased some wine and food. Noboleis started a tab for me, so I just ran in and told them what I wanted and didn’t have to waste time paying 3 or 4 times in an afternoon. You know the wines and winery are good when individuals in your party decide to purchase both bottles and glasses with the name of the winery. It means they want to remember the day… and we had just started!
As Noboleis allows outside food, we had quite the spread of fruit, cheese/​meat/​crackers, chips, candy, and other snacks. It was more like a small party, except no frenzied cleaning of a house in advance, and not much cleaning up at closing time. We just selected a corner under a large tent and took over a couple of tables.
We conversed, took photos, explored the vineyard and made memories on one of the most beautiful days I can remember at the winery with, hands-​down, the most beautiful setting on the entire wine trail. The view at Noboleis beats all others because you’re right in the middle of it all. I loved that though Noboleis’ hours are until 5, staff understands that guests are reluctant to depart paradise and drop a hint by bussing tables and emptying trash cans rather than by directly asking us to leave.
The only constructive criticism I can offer Noboleis is that the restroom situation leaves something to be desired. Noboleis gets pretty busy by mid-​afternoon, and one restroom for females doesn’t quite cut it. I’d love to see them invest in additional facilities. However, this is the case with many wineries in the area, so I can’t hold it against them.
One more thing: I love that Noboleis allows minors. Yes, there are pros and cons to allowing minors, but when the minor you want to bring is your 19-​year-​old cousin who is visiting the state for the weekend, it’s great that some wineries will welcome her, her parents, and her grandmother! Noboleis made MO seem pretty cool. Plus there’s so much space for little kids to run around in sight of their family without being a nuisance. There were several kids there, and all seem engaged by their surroundings.
Thank you, Noboleis, for providing the perfect setting and beverages for our family get-​together. The afternoon was absolutely perfect.

My guy and I loved our afternoon at Noboleis Vineyards. The staff was great, as was the Dry Vignoles (the only wine we tried — and loved!). Sydney gave us the opportunity to save a few $$ with a Groupon before our final purchase of two bottles and some pizzas.
Noboleis thankfully offers a gluten-​free crust, so I enjoyed the Goat Cheese Margherita. My man had some sort of meat lovers pie, which looked awesome.
The atmosphere was cute and comfortable. A great time here. will be back when the weather starts behaving.

Beautiful location! My husband and I made the trek out here past the more popular wineries and we were pleasantly surprised with the offerings. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. Really excited to see that more small batch wineries are standing the test of time in MO!

In business three years now, Noboleis has a wonderfully diverse selection of whites, reds, and rosés spanning dry to quite sweet.
FACILITIES:
A small-​ish but brightly lit tasting room that (apparently) fills up during summer and busy months. I’m told that during that time they also pour outside as they have live music and a tented seating area. Indoor seating is limited and tasting at the counter is standing only. Gravel parking at the tasting building.
SERVICE:
Big caveat here – we tasted in the dead of winter on a weekday. For a while, it was just our server, the vintner and his apprentice, my girlfriend, and me. This made for an awesome opportunity to leisurely try their wines while chatting with the engaging staff.
WINES:
Can’t say much as wine is truly about individual taste. However, I can say I found a few wines I liked, walked away with one bottle, and wouldn’t mind buying more in the future (apparently they sell around St. Louis/​St. Louis County).
Four stars as I have yet to see how the experience is when the place is in full swing.

You will absolutely not find a better Norton in Missouri than their Owners Reserve. The Dry Vignoles and Baril de Blanc are top class whites that will rival even some of your favorite whites from the west coast!

A nice little winery with a great view. The staff was very friendly. It had been a couple of years since I had last been in here. It was nice to see and taste how the wines have matured over the last few years. I will have to make this a regular stop on my Augusta weekend’s from now on.

Great location out in the country with lovely views and outdoor fire heaters. Nice folks work there but they joked a little to far with me.
Cute wine bottle labels and they told the story of the tree on the front to go with it.

We really enjoyed the wine and the outside scenery, but I have to say that this winery is lacking something «extra». They do provide a tent, a little live music and plenty of seating. I just didn’t get the vibe that this would be a place I anticipate visiting over and over. It was worth a try, we tried.
–Bottle of Broken Red Fence (lovers of sweet)
— Port, was excellent! But Stone Hill still takes the cake!

Another winery that I can’t wait to go back to! Other places let us try everything they offered but this place only let’s you try a total of 5 I believe… so we decided to try one from each category. We ended up buying a red called Steepleview and it was great! We also bought another bottle that they held for us. We chose a nice little table away from the crowd and enjoyed our wine, conversation and good music. Can’t wait to open up that other bottle!

I loved my recent trip to Nobeleis Vineyards. I had never heard of them, but decided to check them out after a seasoned vet of the Augusta wine circuit told me how great they were.
What a great little place. The staff was very knowledgeable about the wines and told me a lot about what they’re working on for the future. They’ve only been open for one year, so their wines are young. I actually found a white wine that I enjoyed in their Vidal Blanc. The sparkling was also nice.
They had a good looking lunch menu, but I didn’t try any of the food.
The view is fantastic. They have a nice patio and of course, live music, but you can drag a few chairs away from the main pavilion and enjoy the scenery.
Wines run around $ 6 a glass. They do free tastings. I’ll definitely return.

An STL today coupon brought me and my parents here to try out the new winery.
Our tasting started out well, but was transitioned from one guy, presumably the owner? to a woman who was very abrupt and non friendly, then to a younger girl who seemed very new at the process and new at describing their wines. So, let’s just say that our first 10 minutes or so was very off putting.
After making our purchases, we went outside to witness a very characterless scene. The requisite 50+ y/​o solo guitar guy playing requisite reworkings of James Taylor and other adult baby food music was there, along with a small amount of listeners, who seemed rather bored. There just wasn’t a lot going on.
Not that every winery in Augusta has to be as raucous as the next, but Noboleis seemed to be unable to let loose and have a good time. It felt like that time period when a couple moves into a new house in a new subdivision that looks like all the rest on the inside and they try to keep things as plain and neutral as possible so they don’t mess anything up. Maybe eventually, NV&W will get over this fear and develop a welcoming, lived in feeling that will draw more and different types of crowds.