Wolf Gap Vineyard And Winery - Edinburg

It is sometimes difficult to give medium ratings. the name, the wolfs decoration and the staff were all great. the lady who served us was so absolutely sweet and helpful. the place itself was very beautiful, clean and relaxing. the wee. my man and I have ever made another flight tasting and found nothing we liked except 1, that was so. we have a pretty good choice of dry to mild sweet, so they take that for what it is worth.

Absolutely gorgeous location with some of the best wines I've had.

Great winery with a spectacular view. We went on a Sunday, and it wasn't very busy, which meant we got exceptional personal service. We had 2 flights of wine and also tried the blueberry wine. We brought home 4 bottles!

Great wines, really friendly service. We went on a rainy day and were able to enjoy a private area inside. I'd love to come back when then weather's nice and sunny.

Unfortunate experience This was our sixth winery stop and I was excited because there were positive reviews regarding the wine and the kindness of the owners. The drive was beautiful. Scenic clear blue skies scattered with lush green farms, cows lazing about and horses relaxing in the sun. The air was crisp and it smelled like summer; the perfect day for friends, wine and cheese. It was a beautiful day and we were happy, I was happy. And then we sat down. Six of us. Before anything the owner only carded me, a dark skinned Bangladeshi woman and my African American friend ignoring 4 other light skinned friends. A group of white women were seated near us after we arrived; he never asked any of them for an id while serving their wine before us. My white friend offered the owner his id and he nodded away that he didn't need it. They asked him if he was going to Id anyone else, and the owner said no. He gave us glasses from a box that seemed like it was just delivered and therefore not washed. It just seemed off. He proceeded to take care of a group of white women that arrived after us. After a round of the tasting we realized that the racism was real, and not something that may have been lost in translation as we hoped it was. When we let him know that we wanted to close the tab he shooed us off in a way that was clear that he didn't want us there, but wanted to be rid of us as soon as possible. He slammed the door after we left. In a day and age where we're all Americans thankful for the freedoms given to us by being born and living in this country, working hard, paying our taxes, being good citizens this was sad and unrepresentative of the America I know and love. I didn't expect this treatment, I had high hopes for this winery and I'm sad to say that I'll never visit it again. I'd like to caution anyone who is browned skinned when visiting. The wine was fine, it just tasted like racism from old white men that only prefer people like themselves. Not sure who's opening up in march, hope they're not racist.