32 wineries listed
Last updated October 2026
Cellar 426 Winery
Hilltop winery between Omaha and Lincoln with 360-degree Platte River Valley views, 160+ international wine awards, and a sangria from a family recipe.
Old Depot Vineyard & Winery
A 1909 Union Pacific depot — moved and restored — reborn as a winery near Brady, pouring Nebraska wines with pizza in a genuine piece of railroad history.
Whiskey Run Creek Vineyard & Winery
Historic Brownville winery that crafted Nebraska's first Riesling — 100-year-old barn over a creek, a Prohibition-era brick cave, and 97-point wines.
Prairie Creek Vineyards
Est. 2003, with Merrick County vineyards and a downtown Central City tasting room on Highway 30 — look for the giant wine bottle on the building.
Front Porch Vineyards
Boutique vineyard on a 32-acre lake near Crab Orchard — 2.5 acres of vines, a grain-bin bar, fishing, and two on-site Airbnbs for the full rural weekend.
Lovers Leap Vineyards
Est. 1999 in the Pine Ridge country near Crawford — Nebraska's westernmost winery, pouring international award winners from Valiant to LaCrosse in historic downtown.
Three Brothers Vineyard
Southwest Nebraska vineyard and winery in Farnam — distinctive Nebraska wines from estate-grown grapes, with free vineyard tours and a scenic tasting room.
Too Far North
Nebraska wine tasting room in a century-old former Metz Brewery saloon in Fort Calhoun — the closest official NWGGA tasting room to Omaha, run by the encyclopedic Sandy Kucera.
Moonlight Ridge Vineyard
Family vineyard six minutes north of Grand Island — born from a 1998 Napa honeymoon, named for late nights working the vines under the moon.
Nissen Wines
Outlaw-country winery on a National Scenic Byway in Cedar County, pouring wines named for Jesse James and Doc Middleton alongside genuine outlaw lore.
Broken Arrow Cellars
Southwest Nebraska winery and event venue outside Imperial — estate wines, a full catered kitchen, and room for 300 under the high-plains sky.
Mac's Creek Winery & Brewery
Family-owned estate winery outside Lexington that also brews craft beer — sustainable, do-it-right craftsmanship from grape to glass, with an award-winning Marechal Foch rosé.
Deer Springs Winery
Lincoln's award-winning winery in a renovated 1800s farmhouse on a homestead deeded by Ulysses S. Grant in 1874 — founded by a retired Navy Rear Admiral turned gentleman farmer.
Kimmel Orchard & Vineyard
Working orchard and vineyard pairing in Nebraska City — apple-country heritage meets estate wines on the southeast wine-and-history route.
Slattery Vintage Estates
200-acre estate winery near Nehawka with a Victorian farmhouse, wood-fired pizza, live music — and glamping bungalows overlooking the vines.
Niobrara Valley Vineyards
A working Sandhills cattle ranch growing grapes since 2002 — 'an island of grapes in an ocean of grass' — pouring award-winning wines May through September.
Feather River Vineyard
Family-owned vineyard growing 18 grape varieties across 22 acres west of North Platte, with weekend live music through the season.
Glacial Till Vineyard
Boutique rural winery known for La Crescent whites and Chambourcin reds — now Nebraska's leading producer of hard cider, with an Ashland tasting room.
SchillingBridge Winery & Microbrewery
The nation's first combined farm winery and microbrewery, near Pawnee City — estate wines plus beers like the Git-R-Done Golden Lager.
Cuthills Vineyards
One of Nebraska's pioneering wineries, whose grape-breeding program created cold-hardy hybrids like Temparia — a genuine slice of wine history.
Capriolo Winery
Formerly Windcrest Winery — the Raymond vineyard that grew grapes for James Arthur for years before making its own wines, now reborn as Capriolo.
James Arthur Vineyards
Nebraska's oldest operating winery, on 400 acres of rolling hills north of Lincoln — dry reds to sweet Edelweiss, plus ciders, port-style wines, and murder mysteries.
Capitol View Winery
14-acre winery just south of Lincoln in a tasting room shaped like an old Nebraska barn — vineyard roots back to 2004, reborn under its current name in 2017.
Rockin' Rooster Winery
Winery on the banks of the North Loup River near Scotia — old-fashioned fruit wines and a Pacific Rim gold-medal aronia berry wine from the Hansons' own bushes.
Papa Moon
Scottsbluff's cider house and winery — 13 hard ciders including a jalapeño cider, plus wine and mead, from a family operation with a farm tasting room.
Junto Wine
Craft winery in the rolling Garland Hills between Seward and Lincoln — Nebraska's first producer of unfiltered, amber, and natural wines, with a 5k hiking trail out back.
Soaring Wings Vineyard
Springfield vineyard with 300+ international wine awards since 2001 — one of Nebraska's most decorated producers, now with a microbrewery lineup too.
Miletta Vista Winery
Hilltop winery 350 feet above the North Loup River valley with panoramic views from every seat — and cold-hardy whites written up in Food & Wine and Forbes.
Superior Estates Winery
Estate winery in the Republican River Valley on the north edge of Superior — cathedral-ceiling tasting room, six grape varieties, events for 200+.
Rich Harvest Vineyard and Winery
Five-acre estate vineyard a mile north of Syracuse — estate wines, sangrias, and ciders poured from a tasting room with a fireplace and a covered deck.
Safehouse Winery
Small Syracuse winery pouring Nebraska wines Saturday afternoons — an intimate, inexpensive tasting room in Otoe County wine country.
Native 32 Winery
West Point winery making aronia berry wines — Euphoria, the aronia-raspberry blend, poured on a covered porch overlooking the berry fields.
Wineries FAQs
How many wineries are in Nebraska?
More than 30 wineries and 40+ tasting rooms operate statewide, concentrated in the Loess Hills, the Platte Valley and around Lincoln.
What grapes grow in Nebraska?
Cold-hardy hybrids lead: Brianna, Edelweiss, La Crescent and Marquette for whites; Frontenac and Marquette for reds.
What is the Nebraska Wine Trail?
A self-guided trail linking member wineries across the state, with passport-style events through the year.