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The Midwest's Best-Kept Wine Secret Is Tucked Away In This Historic Missouri Town


Published on 2025-03-06 07:48:18 - MSN
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  • When you think of famous wine regions in the U.S., Missouri probably isn't the first that comes to mind. But this town will completely change your perspective.

The article from MSN highlights Hermann, Missouri, as a hidden gem for wine enthusiasts in the Midwest. Known for its German heritage, Hermann has transformed into a burgeoning wine region, particularly noted for its Norton grape, which thrives in the local climate. The town's history dates back to the 19th century when German immigrants settled there, bringing with them their winemaking traditions. Today, Hermann features several wineries like Hermannhof, Stone Hill, and Adam Puchta, which offer tastings, tours, and events. These wineries not only produce a variety of wines but also contribute to the town's charm with historic architecture and cultural festivals like Oktoberfest. The article suggests that Hermann's combination of history, scenic beauty, and quality wine makes it an ideal destination for those looking to explore America's lesser-known wine regions.

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