Oklahoma's Wineries  

Wine tourists typically expect to be able to visit multiple vineyards and wineries in a single day of wine tasting.  In fact, we hear from many folks who visit Nuyaka Creek, Grape Ranch, Sparks Vineyard and Tidal School Winery   ALL in the same day! For this reason, we see all Oklahoma wineries as complimenting our own winery rather than competing with us. We also hope to buy fruit from as many local vineyards as possible.  If your family operates a fruit orchard or vineyard, contact us today!

Cultivation of wine grapes offers Oklahoma farmers an attractive alternative crop because grapes grow well on small acreages of less fertile soil that might not be suitable for other types of agriculture. Over 50 acres of wine grapes were planted in Oklahoma vineyards in 2001 and with the help of the Oklahoma Dept. of Tourism, the opportunities to experience Oklahoma wines will keep on growing!

Northeastern Oklahoma

1. Nuyaka Creek Winery  - Our winery & vineyard is located deep in the woods at the intersection of Okmulgee, Creek and Okfuskee counties in Nuyaka, Oklahoma (map Driving Directions). Just about 45 minutes south of Tulsa.  Visit us and taste dozens of Oklahoma wines!
   
   Wine tasting & Vineyard Tours every Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Monday. See the vines, taste the wines and meet the vintner. (918) 756-8485
   
   
2. StableRidge Vineyards -  This winery opened in 2004, right on Historic Route 66 in Stroud, Oklahoma.  The tasting room was made from a restored 1902 Catholic Church. Currently offering tastings of four Oklahoma wines Mon-Fri 11am-6pm, Sat 10am-7pm and Sun 1pm-5pm
   
3. Stone Bluff Cellars - Overlooks the Tulsa skyline and offers wine tasting and gift shop 5 miles North of Haskell, Oklahoma.
   
4. Summerside Vineyards, Winery & Inn - Vineyard with bed & breakfast. Located right off the Vinita I-44 exit near Ketchum Cove on Grand Lake O’ Cherokees, Oklahoma 918-782-3301
   
5. Oak Hills Winery  - Oklahoma winery near Grand Lake in Chelsea, Oklahoma.
   

Wine Glass Holders for Vineyard Events!

Central Oklahoma

1. Sparks Vineyard & Winery - In Lincoln County, amidst the beautiful country setting of Sparks, Oklahoma. Tasting room hours are Friday & Saturday 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM & Sunday 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
   
2. Moonfeathers Winery  - Tasting room, gift shop, production room and fields of grapevines in historic Guthrie, Oklahoma. Tasting room visits are BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
   
3. Canadian River Vineyards & Winery  - Lexington, Oklahoma Highway 77 South (15 minutes south of Norman). Owners Gene Clifton, Bill Lehman, and Chuck Decious have over seven acres of vineyards which include Seyval, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc, Zinfandel, Merlot and Muscat Canelli grapes. (405) 872-5565
   
4. Willow Ponds Vineyards - Lexington, Oklahoma. This beautiful vineyard specializes in grapes such as Merlot, Riesling, and Chardonnay, and juice grapes such as Edelweiss and Vanessa. They also produce non-alcoholic and 100% natural juice beverages - Jill Stichler owner and operator. Call for appointment (405) 527-9181 - (not a winery)
   
   Jill Stichler owner of Willow Pond Vineyard, Kathy Bates owner of the Vineyard at Dripping Springs form the Redland Juice Company they produce a variety of top-notch Oklahoma grape juices.
   
   
5. Tidal School Vineyards - See Oklahoma's largest automated wine bottling line. Tasting room is located right off Highway 16, only 2 miles south of Drumright, Oklahoma. Touring hours: Monday - Saturday 11pm-6pm, Sunday 1pm-5pm
   Phone: Toll Free 1-866-258-1903 
   
6. GreenField Vineyard and Winery  - offering fine wines made from premier Oklahoma grapes grown right in Lincoln County Oklahoma. Located 4 miles north of Chandler on Hwy 18 then 1 mile east and ¼ mi north. Phone: (405)258-3553
   
   
7. Woodland Park Vineyards and Winery  - a small family owned Oklahoma winery that opened in Summer of 2005. Located at 3023 North Jardot Stillwater, OK 74075 
   
   
8. Tres Suenos Vineyards and Winery - Dedicated to producing the finest wines possible in Luther, Oklahoma. Phone: (405) 277-7089 or (405) 373-3626. 19691 East Charter Oak Road
   Hours: Thur Noon-6pm; Fri-Sat Noon-8pm
    
9. Deer Creek Vineyard - Award winning Oklahoma winemaker at 1010 Silver Oaks Drive in Edmond, Oklahoma.

Northwestern Oklahoma

1. Indian Creek Village Winery - Daily winery tours and wine tasting! Restaurant and Bed & Breakfast under construction located in Ringwood, Oklahoma  (580) 883-4919. 
   
2. Robert Bartunek Winery -  Over two acres of vineyard will greet you at this winery in Enid, Oklahoma. Producing Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, & Muscat Blanc grapes.  Winery always open from 1-5 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and at other times by appointment. 580-233-6337
   
3. Turkey Creek Vineyards - Tours, tastings and sales of fine European-style wines made from grapes harvested on the homestead. Tour hours 10am -4pm Sat. and weekdays by appointment.  Ross Lake RR1, Box 17A Durham, Oklahoma. 73642 Phone - (580)983-2285 
   

Southern Oklahoma

1. Cimarron Cellars - Located in the rolling hills of Southern Oklahoma is the oldest operating winery in Oklahoma located 18 miles NE of Durant on US Highway 69/75.  Producing award-winning wines like Sooner Red and Oklahoma Gold.  Free wine tasting Tue-Sat, 12noon-5pm.  
   Phone: 580-889-5997
   
2. Woods & Waters Winery - Established in 2000, Woods & Waters Winery features eight acres of vines in six varieties. They are located in Anadarko, Oklahoma. 
   Hours: Friday & Sat. Noon until 8pm Phone: (580) 588-2515
    
3. Girls Gone Wine - Hochatown winery offering local wine tasting near Southeastern, Oklahoma's exciting Lower Mountain Fork River.
    
4. Black Sheep Winery and Vineyards - Poteau, Oklahoma.
    

See some brochures from Oklahoma Wineries.

Last Updated: 01/07/2013

Nuyaka Creek Winery
35230 South 177th West Ave. 
Bristow, Oklahoma 74010
For appointments or directions call 
(918) 756-7568

"I rejoice as a moralist at the prospect of a reduction of the duties on wine, by our national legislature. It is an error to view a tax on that liquor as merely a tax on the rich....No nation is drunken where wine is cheap; and none sober, where the dearness of wine substitutes ardent spirits as the common beverage." -- Thomas Jefferson