NEW RELEASE! Petit Manseng is one of the key white grape varieties of Southwest France. This vintage is made in a dry style with refreshing tropical fruit flavors.

NEW RELEASE! This is one of the first wines released that was aged with Texas White Oak, an innovation unique to Bending Branch Winery.

NEW RELEASE! This is one of the first wines released that was aged with Texas White Oak, an innovation unique to Bending Branch Winery.

NEW RELEASE! A ruggedly complex blend of exceptional Newsom fruit and bold Texas White Oak.

DOUBLE GOLD  2025 San Francisco Chronicle

The powerhouse red grape of Spain shines in Texas. 

SPECIAL RELEASE! This blend honors the firefighters who fought 2021's Caldor Fire in Northern California. 10% of bottle sales will be donated to the El Dorado County Fire Protection District. 

We are excited to release our second reserve bottling of Cabernet Sauvignon from Newsom Vineyards, one of the oldest and most well-respected growers in Texas.

DOUBLE GOLD/TEXAS CLASS CHAMPION  2025 Houston Rodeo Uncorked!

The Newsom Twist refers to the unique vine training style developed by Grower Neal Newsom. This multi-variety blend embodies the terroir of this isolated vineyard site.

A reserve bottling is produced only when nature and the winemaker conspire to create something very special. Exceptional fruit and extended aging yield a limited wine of unique character.

We are happy to introduce our first Mourvèdre from Tallent Vineyards.

Savor Bending Branch Winery’s first bottling of rich and decadent Alicante Bouschet.

DOUBLE GOLD  2025 San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo

FAN FAVORITE! This sparkling rosé of Tannat is fruity, fanciful, and fun. Chill well, pop the top, and enjoy!

Another unique Tannat wine from the Tannat House of Texas. After aging in wine barrels, the wine spends approximately another four months in bourbon barrels, giving it the name “Double Barrel” Tannat.

GOLD/TOP OF CLASS  2024 San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo

Tannat thrives in Texas. Our Estate Tannat is produced from a single acre of vines grown in Center Point, Texas.