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A Visit to the Four Point 0 Wine Cellars

by Jackie Ruth and Jeff Taylor

Photos by Gabriella McSwain The new Four Point 0 Winery is a union of three different Texas vineyards – Brennan, McPherson and Lost Oak (formerly known as Lone Oak). None of these winemakers are based in Central Texas, but all three wanted to branch out to that area due to high rates of wine tourism.

The winery sits on four acres off of Highway 290 and is visible from the highway. There is a tasting room with high ceilings and a large four-sided bar in the center of an open room. The facility, which was built by a local architect, can hold groups of about 200 people. There is a large outdoor area which is covered and has a fireplace, as well as a beautifully-landscaped entry courtyard. The service is exquisite, with servers who are both friendly and knowledgeable about the wine.

Photos by Gabriella McSwain

This location was made for the express purpose of wine tasting, so there are no grapes grown on the property, no wine made there and no Four Point 0 brand of wine. However, you can find wines from the Brennan, McPherson and Lost Oak vineyards. To find out more about wines from all over Texas, check out the book or blog “Wine Roads of Texas,” which are full of interesting information on the subject.

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