Cheers to this moment. It tastes like joy with hints of peace and notes of laughter. Swirl your glass and look out across the emerald green vineyard, basking in the company of friends. Carlos Creek Winery is Minnesota’s largest winery and a harmonious blend of natural beauty and crisp wine that’s meant to be shared.
Carlos Creek Winery
25th Anniversary Grape Stomp Festival
Raise a glass to 25 years of wine, laughter, and stomping good fun! Our legendary three-day festival is the largest of its kind in the Midwest
Monday-Tuesday | CLOSED
Wednesday-Saturday | 12-8
Sunday | 10-5
Winery/Vineyard Tours
Sip a sample as you stroll along the sun-drenched rows of vines where the warm breeze whispers through the leaves. Winery & Vineyard Tours are available Memorial Weekend to Labor Day Weekend 2025.
Tour includes:
- 1 hour, guided walking tour
- 2 wine samples on the tour
- Souvenir wine glass
Wine Tastings
Varietals (of vino) are the spice of life. Indulge in a melody of unique flavors with our wine flights, served every day*! Choose from many different flight options.
*We stop selling wine tastings 30 minutes before close.
Wine flight | $13-30/person
Got a big group of wine lovers?
There’s plenty of wine and seating to go around. Be aware that seating is first come, first served, and we do not take reservations. For groups over 20 planning on visiting our tasting room, please contact Jana Luke at Jana@carloscreekwinery.com. If you’re planning an event for your group, please contact events@carloscreekwinery.com.
Join the wine club
Raise your hand if you’re a wine lover. Now take that hand and click to join our Carlos Creek Wine Club. You’ll get access to some of our best and newest wines with a package of 3 unique Carlos Creek wines arriving at your doorstep four times a year.
Winery Events
From our famous fall Grape Stomp Festival to weekly live music, bingo, and trivia nights, Carlos Creek Winery serves up happenings you can’t miss.
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Don’t hear it through the grapevine. Be in the know about the latest exciting happenings at Carlos Creek.