Hemman Winery - Lewis and Clark Trail Experience

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573-824-6040

Pets are allowed outside on a leash.

lat: 37.6608765 long: -89.6528951

Hemman Winery is nestled in the quaint town of Brazeau, in Southeast Missouri. Hemman Winery is a short drive on I-55 from Cape Girardeau, Jackson or Perryville MO, it makes its home in a genuine 160-year-old country store. Come, sit a spell on its front porch. Step inside and experience the quiet pace of days gone by. Stop on by. We’ll treat you like family.

The Hemman Family makes wine for everyone. For nearly 17 years we have offered award winning wines. Honest, simple, country wines is what we make. Made for the way we live. We wouldn’t have it any other way. Come enjoy Missouri’s Happiest Little Winery in Brazeau, MO.

Award winning wine

Award winning wine

Doug & Bonnie Hemman

Doug & Bonnie Hemman

Wine Garden area

Wine Garden area

Customers enjoying the patio

Customers enjoying the patio

Live music in wine garden

Live music in wine garden

Our spot in the road!

Our spot in the road!

Some of the best

Some of the best

Meet the wine maker

Meet the wine maker

Tasting Room

Wedding venue

Just around the corner

Just around the corner

Historic buildings in town - our view down the road

Historic buildings in town - our view down the road

Annual grape stomping contest

Annual grape stomping contest

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Fun Fact: The statue was designed by South Dakota artist Dale Lamphere and unveiled in 2016 to honor the state's 125th anniversary.

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