Texas Hill Country
The largest AVA in Texas and third largest in the U.S., spanning 9 million acres.
Its diverse landscapes—limestone bluffs, granite hills, rocky soils, and elevations up to 2,200 feet—support a wide range of grapes inspired by both Old and New World styles.
Hilmy Cellars Vineyard in Texas Hill Country.
Mediterranean varieties like Tempranillo, Mourvèdre, Viognier, and Syrah thrive here, producing wines with ripe fruit, bright acidity, and a mineral edge. Since its 1991 designation, the region has grown into a vibrant wine destination with over 100 wineries and tasting rooms.
