Duchman Family Winery remains one of the top wine destinations in Texas. Our facility was listed by HGTV as one of the 20 most picturesque wineries in the country. All of the winery’s current releases can be sampled and purchased at the winery’s tasting room and the estate’s beautiful grounds are open to visitors. Pick a spot at one of the oak shaded picnic tables, or grab a seat in the winery hallway with views of our production facilities and wine barrels.
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Our Story
A taste of Texas, Inspired by Italy.
The Duchman Family Winery was founded in 2004 by Drs. Lisa and Stan Duchman in a quest to bring world-class winemaking to Central Texas and the Texas Hill Country. Their love of the unique Italian grape varieties as well as similar weather patterns to Texas inspired them to work with growers in the Texas High Plains AVA to produce grapes that would allow the winemaker, Dave Reilly, to experiment with making wines like Vermentino, Sangiovese, and Dolcetto.
Texas Grown
The winery continues to source the majority of its fruit from the Texas High Plains AVA, where cooler temperatures and a more “continental” climate are ideal for the production of fine wine made from Italian grape varieties. As the winery grows, the Duchmans remain committed to their goal to produce food-friendly fine wine in Central Texas using Texas-grown fruit exclusively.
With an eye on the future, Duchman Family Winery continues to develop innovative winemaking and grape growing techniques in order to provide wine that truly reflects a taste of Texas for years to come.
Our People

Drs. Stan and Lisa Duchman
Proprietors
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Dave Reilly
Winemaker
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100% Texas Grapes, 100% Texas Wine… And 100% Texas Farmers
It all starts in the vineyard. Even the most talented winemaker can’t turn out a great wine without great grapes. At Duchman, we are extremely proud to partner with some of the best grape growers in the state. Their operations range in scope from small acreage Hill Country plots, to sprawling, multi-vineyard operations with plantings in multiple AVAs. The common thread among this group is an intense dedication to producing varietals that can thrive in the climate and soil of Texas.

