Spend two hours blending, bottling, and wax-sealing your own wine in a private, hands-on session west of Little Rock. Learn basic winemaking steps, taste four varietals, and leave with a personalized bottle and label.
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The warm light in a canvas yurt filters through like late afternoon on a vineyard. You sit at a small table with four tasting glasses in front of you, each a different thread in the bottle you’ll make tonight — bright, tannic, floral, smoky. The host guides your palate, and the conversation quickly shifts from which varietal sings to why fermentation smells of popcorn one day and stone fruit the next.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Light standing and brief walking; no special fitness required
Wildlife
History
Small Arkansas wineries often grew from hobby farms and regional cooperatives; many modern operations focus on small-lot, craft production and agritourism.
Conservation
Local producers manage disease pressure through canopy practices and choose grapes suited to humid conditions to reduce chemical inputs; support by following on-site recycling and composting guidelines.
Reserve your spot on the Wine making fun - Art or Chemistry? Date night fun west of Little Rock today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring valid photo ID
This experience serves alcohol — carry government photo ID and your booking confirmation.
Arrive slightly early
Plan to be at the wine tasting yurt about five minutes before start time so the session can begin promptly.
Not recommended if pregnant
The tasting involves alcohol and is advised against for pregnant guests — consider booking a non-alcoholic companion option if needed.
Comfortable footwear
The winery includes standing and light walking; closed-toe shoes are appropriate for the production area.
Government photo ID
Required to participate in an alcohol tasting and to verify age.
Comfortable, closed-toe shoes
Protects feet during the production-area tour and feels better during standing portions.
Notebook or phone for tasting notes
Helps record blend ratios and tasting impressions to recreate your bottle at home.
Light jacket or sweater
Cellars and production spaces can be cooler than the tasting area, especially in cooler months.
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