Salado Creek Winery

Salado, United States

4.3

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16 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 254-947-9000
Website:
www.saladoswirlandsip.com
Address:
418 N Main St, Salado, TX, 76571
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Parking
Private Lot
Bike Parking
Yes
Good for Kids
No
By Appointment Only
No

Today

Today 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Salado) 02:44 Thursday, 12 June 2025

Business hours

Monday 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Tuesday 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Wednesday 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Thursday 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Friday 12:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Saturday 11:00 am – 9:00 pm
Sunday 12:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Description

Specialties

Award-​Winning Handcrafted Wine!

We handcraft our wine in small batches almost exclusively from Texas fruit. Some of the fruit comes from our own small vineyard, but we do buy a good bit from the Texas High Plains and West Texas. We also are one of only two wineries in Texas that make wine out of Texas citrus juice. Our success in the short time we’ve been in business has shown in the number of medals we have received in numerous international competitions. We are the leading award-​winning winery in international wine competitions in all of Bell County!

For information on Salado, follow the link to the Salado Village Voice newspaper’s «Jewel» magazine where you will find a shopping map and interactive guide linked to all the participating businesses.

History

Established in 2010.

Opened in August 2010 then destroyed by the flooding that accompanied Tropical Storm Hermione, reopened in October 2010 on higher ground. Quickly established themselves as the leading award winning winery in Bell County, Texas. Known for their award winning Ports, fruit wines, and dry reds, Salado Creek Winery has become a must-​stop for all wine enthusiasts traveling I-​35 north of Austin.

Meet the Business Owner

Jon M.

Business Owner

Jon Moore is the owner/​winemaker at Salado Creek Winery, having opened the winery in 2010 after a job loss. He quickly became known as the premier winemaker in Bell County, TX, winning more awards for his wines in international competition than any other winery in the area. Jon can be found at the Tasting Room on Fridays and Saturdays, all other days he usually is hidden in the production area and barrel room. Shown are there of the belt buckles won at the Houston International Wine Competition for his handcrafted wines

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16 reviews of Salado Creek Winery

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Place rating: 1
Holland, TX
Tried them one more time and NO change. Still acting as a winery. how does a person advertise they are a winery when they are not a winery. if you want to be a winery MAKE your own wines.
Place rating: 5
Round Rock, TX
Fun wine bar! Visited recently and was able to order food from a local pizza shop since they don’t serve food. Very «down home» atmosphere with great wine and craft beer selections. They had live acoustic music when we were there and everyone was so friendly. Can’t wait to go back on our next trip to Salado.
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
Went here during my 4 year anniversary and it was a great experience getting to try real wine for the first time, I love the town of Salado and can’t wait to go back and grab a couple more bottles, only place that has my favorite wine, a zinfandel port, plus they recently opened a craft beer place next door and is just as exceptional, taking friends next time that’s for sure
Place rating: 5
Anchorage, AK
The best wine I’ve ever had. I live in Alaska and I fly all the way here, just to load up in wine to bring back home. Amazing atmosphere, delicious wine, great food and awesome customer service.
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
What a wonderful porch! Great place for wine tasting and can ride our bikes. People are so nice and prices so reasonable. We met a lit of great new friends and tried some obscure wines. Loved it!
Place rating: 5
Salado, TX
They have a wonderful selection of wine and other items to make an evening special.
I have never been fond of Texas Wine, but these folks have some good stuff on hand. I recommend this place to everyone who visits Salado.
Place rating: 5
Georgetown, TX
What a great place to stop in! Jon and Rachel are awesome. Combined with 20 of the best Texas beers, the wine is fabulous.
Place rating: 5
Waterford, CA
Great Place! We are visiting from California and was excited to try Texas Wine. We had a great time. Friendly people.
Place rating: 1
Leander, TX
5 tastings of our choice for $ 10 but we didn’t get the nice Salado Creek Winery glass shown in previous comments. We got a stemless Fiesta Winery glass which is alright but not what i expected. My husband and I tried different wines — that equaled 10 and couldn’t find anything worth drinking. Most of the wines, both red and white, were weak. Barely any legs and certainly no taste. The sparkling wine was worse than Kool-​Aid! It was a busy week-​end so I’ll give them a pass on providing us with Information on the wines, but really not a place I’d return to. There are several better wineries within an hour’s drive than this one.
Place rating: 4
Austin, TX
Nice and relaxed. Our sommelier Katy was knowledgable and chatty, even with multiple customers. She let us know more about Salado, likely enticing us back this fall.
Had a good time and we’ll be back!
Place rating: 5
Round Rock, TX
The wine is wonderful, help is knowledgeable and friendly. Really enjoyed the Super Tuscan and the homemade fruity sangria’s. Highly recommended
Place rating: 5
Houston, TX
A must see place! Fantastic service. Friendly faces! John and Rachel helped us out with some great tastings. Fabulous selection of local wines. Vwe will be back again!
Place rating: 5
Temple, TX
These folks are on top of their game! Always pushing the envelope. Great atmosphere and good people!
Place rating: 5
Bedford, TX
What a wonderful place with excellent wines. Katie listened to our preferences and then picked some great wines that both of us liked. Not easy when I like sweet and he likes dry. Thanks for putting the wine we bought in the refrigerator so we could enjoy it that night at the B&B. We’ll be stopping by again to get the Lemon Wine.
Place rating: 5
Cedar Park, TX
What a pleasant surprise Salado Creek Winery turned out to be. The staff is so knowledgeable, edger to help and very friendly. They have a fantastic tasting room. Great prices; 3 tastes of wine for only $ 10.50, plus you get to keep the wine glass. They have something for everyone and we learned so much. The prefect end to an awesome girl’s day trip to Salado. Can’t wait to do it again!
Place rating: 3
Austin, TX
I was thoroughly surprised by SCW after having tried so many small Texas wineries before.
When you walk in, the mood is set just right. Dim lighting, a small private red room to the side, live acoustic guitar… nice.
The wines: Trepidatious to say the least because of my past experiences with Texas wines. They offer 3 tastings for $ 10 that includes a lovely wine glass with their name etched in it. Quite the bargain if you’re in need of more wine glasses (I am not) or you can just do the 3 tastings for $ 5 and leave the glass behind (which is what I did).
I cannot recall specifically what wines I sampled (Except I know one was the Chardonnay), but I actually kind of liked 2 of the 3 of them. Hmm… I guess I have to keep giving Texas wines a chance. I think the product will only get better in future years. That seems to be the trend.
Actually bought a bottle of their Rancher’s Daughter Chardonnay because it was on sale for $ 6 (no idea why), but with all other bottles ranging in price from ~$ 14 — $ 20+ I think I’ll pass… for now anyway. I wish them all the best!