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Join the Harvest Pool
Grape harvest is getting closer, and the St. James Winery winemaking staff is checking on the grapes regularly to see how they are doing. It’s always a guessing game as to when the grapes will be...
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St. James Winery Supports Missouri River Relief
St. James Winery is helping clean up the Missouri River by funding Missouri River Relief, a non-profit organization dedicated to river clean up. For each bottle of St. James Winery wines purchased at...
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Everything’s Peachy!
When we say everything’s peachy at St. James Winery, we’re not kidding because our fruit wines are the most awarded fruit wines in the nation! What’s really interesting is that each year it seems a...
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St. James Winery Executive Winemaker on Top 100 List
Andrew Meggitt, executive winemaker at St. James Winery, was recently named to IntoWine.com’s list of “Top 100 Most Influential U.S. Winemakers.” A native of New Zealand, Meggitt joined the winemaking...
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Back to School — Friendship School!
It’s back to school time — Friendship School wine time! For years people have loved St. James Winery’s Friendship School White and Friendship School Red wines for their high quality and great value....
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Connect with Us!
St. James Winery has been on the road this summer and fall at events all over the Midwest. Thanks to everyone who has stopped by our booth! We love getting to know you better and sharing our wines...
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Collector’s Edition Wines
St. James Winery and the Missouri State Parks Foundation have partnered to create a series of wines that celebrate the state’s exquisite state parks and help provide for their future. The first two...
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2013 Gold Rush
Some people might consider 13 an unlucky number, but 2013 was an exceptional year for St. James Winery located in St. James, Missouri. During the 2013 wine competition season, St. James Winery entered...
View ArticleA Most Unlikely Place
Wine connoisseurs might not expect delicious wines to come from Missouri — a place that many people see as just another state to fly over. But because Missouri has unique environmental challenges and...
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New Look for Country Red & Country White
The iconic Route 66, also known as “Main Street of America,” is a fixture in American popular culture. Ever since St. James Winery opened in 1970, the Main Street of America has been an everyday part...
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Vignoles Wins Governor’s Cup
St. James Winery’s 2014 Vignoles won the coveted “Governor’s Cup” trophy at the 2015 Missouri Wine Competition, an event held exclusively for Missouri wineries. This year’s competition received 270...
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The Wine Frontier
Welcome to the Wine Frontier, an emerging wine region, a place where new and traditional grape varieties are used in winemaking. The Meramec Highlands of Missouri that St. James Winery calls home are...
View ArticleWarm Up Winterfest at St. James Fermentation Campus
St. James Winery and Public House Brewing Company invite you to beat the winter doldrums with fun activities at our first annual Warm Up Winterfest at the St. James Fermentation Campus (540 State Route...
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Sustainability Practices at St. James Winery
Did you realize that St. James Winery practices sustainability every day? In celebration of Earth Day, here’s a list of how our partner Public House Brewing Company and the team at St. James Winery...
View ArticleSt. James Winery Welcomes You Back!
We are looking forward to your return! For your safety and ours, we have instituted new policies to ensure an excellent visit with us at the St. James Winery for our reopening on Wed., May 6, 2020. The...
View ArticleTasting Room Exclusive: Lightly Spritzed Rosé
If you’ve visited the Tasting Room in St. James, MO, then maybe you’ve tasted one of the first St. James Winery selections to go into a 375ml can. If not, then here’s what you need to know about this...
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