Texas Hill Country Wineries will hold its first Dallas road show on Nov. 6, bringing more than 60 wines to a walk-around tasting at the Frontiers of Flight Museum near Love Field. The event is scheduled for 5:30 to 8 p.m.; tickets are $75, with attendance capped at 200, according to Wine Industry Advisor.
For the ticket price, guests receive 20 tasting tickets, a charcuterie spread and a take-home wine glass, according to participating winery Bingham Family Vineyards. Rather than a seated tasting, guests can move among winery tables and sample the selections each producer brings.
A Dallas stop in a broader program
The Dallas event follows an Austin road show the organization held on June 27, 2025, at the Austin Central Library Special Events Center. That walk-around tasting was also limited to 200 people, but cost $60 per person, according to Texas Hill Country Wineries. The two events share a format and attendance cap; one earlier event does not establish a broader pattern.
The Dallas winery count is reported slightly differently: Wine Industry Advisor lists 22, while Bingham Family Vineyards says more than 22 are expected. The Dallas Observer describes the gathering as a chance for wine lovers to meet winery representatives. The available accounts do not resolve the final count.
The road show is separate from the organization’s Texas Wine Month Passport. Texas Hill Country Wineries says the 2026 passport runs Oct. 1–31 and offers a self-guided program at more than 45 Hill Country wineries. It is a regional wine-tourism program, not part of the Nov. 6 Dallas tasting.
For museum logistics, the Frontiers of Flight Museum directs visitors to the University Boulevard entrance off Lemmon Avenue and says parking is free. The museum’s visitor information provides those directions. The supplied event information does not confirm whether Dallas tasting tickets remain available.
