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Chaumette Vineyards and Winery

Chaumette Vineyards and Winery

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Lunch: Wednesdays to Sundays from 12 pm – 4 pm Dinner: Thursdays to Saturdays from 5 pm – 8 pm Sundays from 4 pm – 6 pm
573.747.1000
lat: 37.7632502 long: -90.1594792

Established in 1990 by Hank and Jackie Johnson, Chaumette is one of the Midwest’s premier wineries, offering a unique and memorable experience for every guest. Their award winning wines may be experienced in the eloquent tasting room that houses the winery’s own Grapevine Grill. A gift shop and art gallery, along with live music in the warm months, is just a sampling of your total wine country experience at Chaumette. The facilities are available for weddings, parties, family gatherings, corporate & private events. Also, the all faith chapel, St. Vincent’s-in-the-Vineyard, is available for reservation for private ceremonies.

The Grapevine Grill was ranked as one of the top winery restaurants in the nation, thanks to its locally sourced, fresh ingredients and Executive Chef Rob Beasley’s mastery of the culinary arts. On top of the extensive menu, there are weekly features that highlight the freshest farm-to-fork ingredients. Cajun Nights on Thursdays offer an exquisite salad and seasonal Cajun-Creole-Southwest style entrée. On Fridays enjoy some of the freshest fish in Missouri, courtesy of the Honolulu Fish Company. Sit on the porch during fair weather and indulge in one of our fine wines paired with a hearty meal as you soak in the sweeping vistas of the vineyard. Reservations are not required, by highly recommended.

If you’d like to stay with us, we’ve recently expanded our villas. Rent a rustic, French-colonial style villa so you can truly enjoy your weekend getaway.

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Arrow Rock

lat: 39.0685825 long: -92.9457706
Klondike to Mississippi River

lat: 38.58395 long: -90.81858
Noren Access Path

lat: 38.5894 long: -92.17918
The Gateway Arch

lat: 38.6254157 long: -90.1881888
Front Loop

lat: 38.82679 long: -90.21614
Trail of Tears to Cairo

The path taken by Chief John Ross on his way to Cairo. (https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=161480)

lat: 37.45684 long: -89.46319
Fort Bellefontaine

lat: 38.827083 long: -90.214293
Fort Osage Historic Park

lat: 39.1864762 long: -94.1928602
Chamoise to Klondike MO

lat: 38.70603 long: -91.73071
Trail of Tears Nature Trail

 Here, nine Cherokee Indian groups braved harsh winter conditions while crossing the Mississippi River in 1838-1839, marking a sorrowful chapter in American history. The park also has: shaded picnic sites, hiking and horse trails, opportunities to fish…

lat: 37.4388916 long: -89.480974
Klondike Park River Access

lat: 38.5840552 long: -90.8200764
Bean Lake Natural Area

lat: 39.49763 long: -95.02227
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