This Hidden Vineyard In Louisiana Is Worthy Of Its Own Day Trip
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Jackie Ann
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When most people think of vineyards, their minds probably go to California, France, Italy… literally any other place than Louisiana. We may not be known for our wines, but we definitely have a few vineyards in the Bayou State that are producing some top-quality wines. This hidden vineyard in Louisiana is certainly worthy of its own day trip, and you’re going to love it.
The vineyard was established by Jeff and Libby Landry in 1999. They planted their first grapes along two acres in Folsom, Louisiana and became licensed as a Louisiana Native Winery in 2003.
The rolling hills and beautiful views make Landry Vineyards a hidden paradise right in Ouachita Parish that's worthy of a road trip from any corner of the state.
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The incredible views will make you second guess whether you’re still in Louisiana.
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No reservations are required, but it’s recommended you give them a call ahead of time if you have a larger group.
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The tour takes approximately an hour, and you’ll learn everything about the process of making wine, from grape to glass.
Tastings are offered Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and cost $10 per person.
From whites to reds, you'll probably end up buying a few bottles to take home with you.
Click here to see a line-up of the upcoming shows.
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Address: 5699 New Natchitoches Road, West Monroe, LA 71292
For more information, visit the Landry Vineyards website and follow along on Facebook here.
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