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1. WINERY OENO Island Style Wine Tasting

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201 Kapaa Quarry Pl.

 Suite 3105, Kailua, HI 96734

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808-263-6366

201 Kapaa Quarry Pl. Suite 3105, Kailua, HI 96734

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Here at OENO Winery, the ONLY Winery on O’ahu and recently rated #1 Winery in the State of Hawaii, we focus on what’s most important in wine tasting- Enjoyment of Life. Our wines are produced in a young, fruit forward and always 100% Natural style. Whether you are an experienced wine lover or brand new to wine, join us for a fun and unique wine tasting and drinking experience.

VISIT OUR WINERY IN KAILUA AND TASTE THE DIFFERENCE OF NATURAL WINE.

Chocolate and Wine Pairing

Our Newest Experience- Enjoy a 4 course chocolate and wine pairing featuring Mānoa Chocolate and OENO Wines. Our staff have expertly paired four different OENO wines with four uniquely flavored chocolates ranging from 50% to 80% Cacao. All wines and chocolate are naturally produced here on O’ahu. Wines change weekly.

VIP Wine Tasting Package

Get the insider’s tasting and tour of our production facility and learn about what it takes to be a professional Winemaker. From sourcing our ingredients to everything that goes into producing that delicious wine in your glass. Perfect for those who want a little more detail about what’s made us successful Since 2008. INCLUDES 2 LOGO HAND-STAINED WINE GLASSES & 1 BOTTLE OF YOUR CHOICE.

Island Style Wine Tasting

The Original Tasting that introduced OENO to the World. Take a seat and relax at our laid back, Island Style Wine Tasting. Filled with exciting stories about wine, education and a few laughs with 6-2oz pours of our 150+ different wines. No snobby wine here. Just warm and fuzzy.

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THE BEST Hawaii Wine Tasting Tours

Wine tours & tastings in hawaii.

• Sightseeing Tours
• Helicopter Tours
• Historical & Heritage Tours
• Wine Tours & Tastings
• Up to 1 hour
• 1 to 4 hours
• 4 hours to 1 day
• 5.0 of 5 bubbles
• 4.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 3.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 2.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• Special Offers
• The ranking of tours, activities, and experiences available on Tripadvisor is determined by several factors including the revenue generated by Tripadvisor from these bookings, the frequency of user clicks, and the volume and quality of customer reviews. Occasionally, newly listed offerings may be prioritized and appear higher in the list. The specific placement of these new listings may vary.

1. WINERY OENO Island Style Wine Tasting

2. Charcuterie Board & Sunset at a Hidden Beach W/ Photo

3. Private Breakfast Charcuterie on Hidden Beach with Photo

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Maui Wine (Formerly Tedeschi)

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Maui Wine Tours and Tasting – Ulapalakua Ranch in Upcountry Maui

Maui’s winery is at Maui Wine in the Ulapalakua Ranch.  This is at the south end of Upcountry, the part of Maui on the eastern slope of Haleakala volcano.  Phone 808-878-6058 .

Maui Wine (formerly called Tedeschi) is open for wine tasting every day except holidays, from 10 AM to 5 PM.  But it’s best to come at either 10:30 AM or 1:30 PM when they have complimentary tours of the winery.  It takes between 60 and 90 minutes to drive from the main tourist areas of west and south Maui to the winery, or longer if you stop to see the sights along the way .  You can save a lot of driving by visiting here on the same day that you go to the Lavender Farm or to Kula Botanical Gardens  since those are in the same area, on the way to Maui Wine.

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Maui Wine is in a beautiful setting, with huge trees and wood carvings, at about 2000 feet elevation.  The small building has rooms of historical artifacts and information, as well as a shop where you can buy their wine and souvenirs, and the tasting room.  Most of their wines are pineapple wines, but they also make some grape wines.  The road to the winery has great views looking down the southeast side of Haleakala, toward Kihei, Wailea, Makena, and the island of Molokini in the distance.  You can have lunch right across the street from the winery, at the Ulupalakua Ranch Store Grill .

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Where to Go Wine Tasting in Hawaii: Best Wine Bars & Restaurants

Trending Wine Bars & Restaurants to Explore in Honolulu, Maui and on the Big Island

Paradise has a lot going for it but a thriving wine growing scene is about the one thing Hawaii is lacking. But that does not mean that the Rainbow State does not appreciate wine culture. In fact, as the home to countless sommeliers, amazing bars and restaurants and a year-round tourist influx, Hawaii touts an impressive list of places to go for a glass of something special.

Many of these wine bars and restaurants are located in Oahu, but they extend beyond Hawaii’s most populous island. So, next time you’re in this magical place of volcanoes, warm surf and the spirit of Aloha, raise a glass to it all at one of these wine-revering stops.

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Hawaii’s most populous island has its share of wine-friendly establishments. Many are located in Honolulu, with its robust culinary scene and diverse array of cuisines.

75 N King St, Honolulu, HI 96817

(808) 200-5412

Chat anybody in Honolulu up about where to get a memorable meal and they’ll likely say Senia in Chinatown. Fusion on top of more fusion, the restaurant stresses Hawaiian ingredients and treats them to styles and techniques from all over the globe. The wine program is equally complex, with a glass pour list that gives nods to iconic regions like Champagne , Pfalz and Piemonte but also lesser-known dots on the wine map, like Turkey. We suggest playing passenger and let the capable staff guide you through the tasting menu, a vacation-worthy splurge you won’t soon forget. Wine director and somm Chris Ramelb is a rising star and knows his way around a great pairing.

227 Lewers St, Honolulu, HI 96815

(808) 926-5050

This Sicilian restaurant borrows its name from the seaside town in Italy and nails pasta and seafood. It is one of few places in Hawaii to house a Master Sommelier in Roberto Viernes, who garnered the designation back in 2005. At the restaurant, he’s put together one of the most eye-catching wine lists in the state, fit with some 125 offerings from around the world. A glass pour list of about 15 options covers the map, with wines from various regions in Italy, California, Washington State and more. By the bottle, there are many adventurous routes to take, like aged Barbaresco, famed Chateau Latour , and character-driven wines from the volcanic soils near Mt. Etna , right near the village of Taormina.

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Vintage Island Wine Bar

2301 Kalākaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815

(808) 799-9463

A beautiful wine bar with an airy feel that matches its Waikiki backdrop, Vintage Island opened in 2019. Some 40 wines are available by way of the bar’s state-of-the-art dispenser and guests can also engage in wine flights and pair them up with the bar’s menu of sophisticated comfort food. While the wine list changes often, you can count on some unique finds from storied places like S pain , the Willamette Valley , Argentina , Portugal and the Mosel . They even tend to pour Hawaiian mead, if you feel like going local, and tout both sparkling and dessert styles, in addition to a bunch of reds, whites and pinks.

57-091 Kamehameha Hwy, Kahuku, HI 96731

(866) 475-2567

Up on the famed north shore where big wave surfing was born resides Turtle Bay . This standout resort boasts some of the best views and warmest hospitality around, not to mention a stellar food and drink philosophy that pulls a lot from a massive co-op farm just across the street. About ten dining options exist on the oceanfront property, many offering a healthy number of solid wine choices. For a glass at a stunning bar that spills directly into an infinity pool, head over to Off The Lip for a refreshing Albariño or balanced Pinot Noir. For something a little more involved — not to mention a great corresponding meal — book a table at Alaia , where the farm’s bounty is really put to work. The cocktails are great but so too is the approachable wine list, featuring finds from Sonoma , Campana, the Rhone, Provence , Friuli, and more. And you can always grab a bottle from the resort’s market and bring it up to your room for the ultimate nightcap.

RECOMMENDED: Check Current Prices or Book Your Stay at Turtle Bay Resort in Hawaii

Four Seasons

92-1001 Olani St, Kapolei, HI 96707

(808) 679-0079

The Four Seasons in Oahu is nestled in the pristine west-facing neighborhood of Ko Olina, about a 20-minute drive from Honolulu. Here, guests can enjoy unfathomably picturesque sunsets as well as the signature Four Seasons treatment, so accommodating that you’d think you were royalty. Some of Oahu’s best restaurants are housed in the resort, including Mina’s Fish House and Noe . The latter is an Italian-inspired eatery with incredible house-made pasta and some choice wine offerings. Start with the burrata and pair it up with an acid-driven white before moving on to the signature tagliatelle with truffle and mushrooms. Better still, do the full tasting menu and try to get a seat on the restaurant’s stunning patio, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation, a stream and the sound of the sea.

Vintage 1901

2365 Kalākaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815

(808) 931-8650

Part of the appeal of Vintage 1901 is its location, set within the beautifully preserved Moana Surfrider hotel in Waikiki. This was the first hotel constructed along the famous beach and the lobby where the wine bar sits hasn’t changed much since (and we mean that in a good way). Take in some live piano in the evenings, gaze out at one of the grandest banyan trees in the city and enjoy a selection of wines from regions like New York and Venezia, or sip something a little richer like a Port. The bottle list caters to the beach-y atmosphere, with plenty of celebratory bubbles and refreshing white wines and roses.

RECOMMENDED: Check Current Prices or Book Your Stay at Moana Surfrider Hotel

There are countless reasons to visit Maui and in the wake of the 2023 wildfires, there are even more. The island continues to recover and respectful tourism will almost surely help the process.

King’s Cottage Tasting Room

14815 Piilani Hwy, Kula, HI 96790

(808) 878-6058

This place is the best kind of trip, set up in a historic estate built in the 1870s. It was created for the last reigning king of Hawaii and is now in the hands of MauiWine . They oversee wines under the Ulupalakua Vineyards label, as well as traditional sparkling wines and pineapple wines. Guests are encouraged to take a self-guided tour of the charming grounds with map in hand. Try a flight of wines, which include everything from white blends to estate GSM (Grenache, Syrah and Mourvèdre), go with a dessert wine or try a wine cocktail. There are even wine-friendly bites, many focused on cheeses matched with tropical fruit creations or local breadfruit.

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Matteo’s Osteria

161 Wailea Ike Pl A107, Wailea, HI 96753

(808) 891-8466

There’s a burgeoning theme here and it’s great wine in Italian-inspired restaurants throughout Hawaii (although it’s certainly not limited to those). Matteo’s is another fine example, set in the Wailea Town Center and equipped with a sprawling wine cellar stocked with more than 250 options. The selection of Italian wines is remarkable, spanning the many delightful appellations of the vine-covered Mediterranean nation. By the glass, you’ll find everything from Vermentino and Falanghina to Sangiovese and Nerello Mascalese. Feast, sip and repeat.

One Bay Club Place, Lahaina, HI 96761

(808) 669-6400

This farm-to-table restaurant boasts an attractive wine list, incredible ocean views and some of the best seafood in Hawaii. There’s a great ethos at play, a culinary philosophy that cherishes the farmer and covets freshness and sustainability. Much of the same can be said of the wine program, showcasing responsibly-grown options and biodynamic wines. The wine staff has sniffed out some fetching options from all over the place, including intriguing spots like Tasmania , Lebanon , Slovenia and more. The bottle list is in the running for best in Hawaii and by the glass you’ll find a broad array of gems, from Gruner Veltliner and Riesling to skin-fermented Pinot Grigio and Tempranillo . It’s a popular spot, and for good reason, but still very much worth a reservation, even if it’s a few days or weeks out.

The Big Island lives up to its billing and is framed by two cities — Hilo to the wetter east and Kona to the dryer west. The island is home to both a meadery and winery, so seek them out if you feel like trying some estate wines.

Kona Wine Market

73-5613 Olowalu St #1, Kailua-Kona, HI 96740

(808) 329-9400

One of the better retail outlets in all of the archipelago, Kona Wine Market has been doing its thing for more than three decades. That thing is offering knowledgeable service and a host of great liquids, including beer and spirits. But the wine section is the most respectable, taking on different styles from all over the world and without a painful amount of markup. Looking for a Grecian white? A Provencial Rose? A classic Champagne? Tannat from Uruguay? Northern California Riesling? Chilean Sauvignon Blanc? Kona Wine Market’s got you covered.

Hawaiian hospitality is a special thing so be sure to chat up the staff at the above locations for their suggestions on what to try and where else to go while in paradise. You’ll be amazed by the wine scene of this amazing island chain and might even come away with a new favorite pairing as you dig into some Hawaiian and pan-Asian cuisine. And you can even start your wine journey on the flight, as Hawaiian Airlines recently teamed up with the state’s first Master Sommelier Chuck Furuya to elevate its wine offerings in flight. Book your trip today !

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A Guide to the Best Hawaii Wineries and Distilleries

If you love wine and are heading to hawaii, you’ll want to head to these amazing hawaii wineries that feature pineapple wine, grape wines, and wine with a tropical twist. scroll to find out more, this hawaii wineries post was written by hawaii travel expert marcie cheung and contains affiliate links which means if you purchase something from one of my affiliate links, i may earn a small commission that goes back into maintaining this blog..

Hawaii may not be the first state that comes to mind when you mention wine. However, the 50th state is home to a few vineyards and wineries, as well as a distillery or two.

Wine enthusiasts may not find a better-tasting wine than pineapple wine. The islands are known for producing outstanding pineapple wine, as well as some excellent grape wines.

Hawaiian grapes have raised as high as 2,000 feet, producing a nice-tasting product.

As a wine lover, visiting these Hawaii wineries and distilleries should be on your  Hawaii bucket list . Scroll down for all the info!!

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Where Can You Find Hawaii Wineries?

Mauiwine – maui.

Hugging the southern slopes of  Haleakala  volcano,  MauiWine’s , one of the vineyards on Maui,story dates back to 1974, when the first grapes were planted.

Today, the vineyard takes up 23 acres of Ulupalakua Ranch. As you visit the winery in Maui, HI, enjoy a tour of the historic estate. Then, sample some of the finest pineapple wine Hawaii has to offer.

With a California winemaking influence in the early days, MauiWine has created 15 varieties of wine, with whites and reds, as well as the popular Hula O Maui pineapple wine. The tasting room itself is a look into Hawaiian history.

Located inside the King’s Cottage, the building was constructed for King Kalakaua, who would visit Ulupalakua during his reign.

Enjoy a flight of four wines during your visit. For an intimate tour and wine tasting, reserve a spot in the Old Jail. Once used as the office for Captain James Makee, learn about growing grapes and winemaking, followed by a special wine tasting.

At this pineapple winery in Maui, Hawaii, you can enjoy a Maui Splash pineapple wine, as well as others from their Maui wine shops. Wine in Maui doesn’t get better than here at this Maui vineyard.

(Tedeschi Winery Maui or Tedeschi vineyards Maui is now called MauiWine, the only winery in Maui, Hawaii).

Sign up for a  Pineapple Tasting Tour , which includes seeing the farm, MauiWine, a distillery, and a brewery, plus a gourmet lunch.

Volcano Winery – Big Island (Hawaii)

Located on the Big Island, Volcano Winery grew from a hobby and is the only winery Big Island has to offer.

Since 1986, Volcano Winery has produced outstanding wine. McKinney settled on Volcano because of its location at about 4,000 feet. Planting his set of grapes, McKinney opened the winery to the public in 1993. Later that decade, he sold the Volcano Winery Hawaii and vineyard to Del Bothoff, whose family still runs the operation.

During your visit to the winery, enjoy a flight, which consists of samples of eight wines. A Vintage Tasting gets you samples of two estate wines. You can also try a flight of Volcano Winery’s teas.

Located next to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, it is a winery in Hawaii for the wine enthusiast to visit during their next trip and the only winery Hawaii’s Big Island has to offer.

Oeno Winemaking – Oahu

Based in Kailua,  Oeno Winemaking  is a different type of winery.

While not growing its own grapes, this Oahu winery buys pressed grapes from distributors to create its own wine. However, the truly neat part of Oeno Winemaking is creating your own label.

Open since 2008; they host winemaking parties, where people can choose the grapes to be used to create their wine. Once selected, the wine process includes fermentation for 4-6 weeks. Then, stop in to bottle your wine. You have your very own label.

However, if that’s too much work (or fun), you may want to consider having a flight of wine to sample, including the best pineapple wine Oahu offers. With eight wines to choose from, if two people order the flight, then all eight can be sampled. Otherwise, you’re looking at four wines per flight at this winery near Honolulu.

As one of the only wineries Oahu offers, be sure to check it out!

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Where Can You Find Mead or Beer in Hawaii?

Beer lover’s tour – oahu.

Kaka’ako is a really cool arts and warehouse district on Oahu. Visitors can take a  2.5-hour bike tour to some of the hippest spots to sip craft brews from local pubs and tasting rooms.

You’ll hear all about Honolulu’s brewery scene as wells as Hawaiian street artists as you pedal your shared bike (with up to 15 other people!)  Check out the latest prices and more details.

Nani Moon Meadery – Kauai

Hawaii’s only meadery,  Nani Moon Meadery ,  technically isn’t a winery or a brewery.

Mead is considered its own drink as it is produced differently than wine and beer. A honey wine, mead is one of the oldest beverages in history.

Stephanie Krieger made mead in her garage for about eight years before opening Nani Moon in 2008. With six hand-crafted varieties of mead, each label is specially designed. Each mead has a unique flavor and taste, including pineapple, ginger, and macadamia. The meadery also creates outstanding cocktails.

Nani Moon offers tours of its facilities, as well as tastings.

The Best Hawaiian Distilleries to Check Out

Hali’imaile distilling company – maui.

Nestled in Maui’s Upcountry, surrounded by pineapple fields,  Hali’imaile Distilling Company is proud of its Hawaiian heritage.

Producing outstanding spirits, such as vodka, whiskey, rum, and gin, the distillery uses oak barrels to age its spirits. Offering daily tours that end with a stop at the testing room, a visit to the distillery makes for a memorable experience.

Known for its PAU Maui Vodka, which uses pineapple as an ingredient, Hail’imaile Distilling Company creates interesting flavors.

Hawaii Sea Spirits – Maui

The company named its original vodka named Ocean Organic because it felt it connected with its beliefs.

As you visit Hawaii Sea Spirits, make sure to take a tour of the farm, where you can learn more about the organic farming methods, as well as about the organic sugar cane varieties they raise.

Maui Winery FAQs

Absolutely! Several Hawaiian islands have their own wineries. You will find wine made in Hawaii from Maui wineries, wineries in Oahu, Hawaii, and from the Big Island. There is not a Kauai winery as of right now; however, if you want to enjoy a winery in Kauai, there are plenty of wine bars in Kauai that you will love to visit!

Aside from buying them at the Hawaii wineries, you can also purchase wine at grocery stores and wine shops in Hawaii.

The price varies depending on the wine, but you can find a decent bottle of wine for around $10 in Hawaii.

Yes! You will find a few Hawaiian wineries that offer wine tastings, a wine club, wine bars, and other fun things for the wine enthusiast to enjoy. It is one of the Hawaiian islands hidden gems!

Currently, there are 3 wineries in the Hawaiian islands: The Volcano Winery, MauiWine, and Oeno Winemaking.

The only Big Island winery is located on Mauna Loa. Although you might enjoy some wine from Kona Wine Market!

Wineries in Hawaii Wrap Up

With pineapple playing a role, Hawaii vineyards and wineries have earned a reputation for producing excellent wines.

As you visit these Hawaii wineries and distilleries, enjoy sampling different wines that can be found on the mainland. Tour the vineyards and learn what goes into making a great bottle of wine.

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King’s Cottage Tasting Room

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• Tuesday-Sunday, 11 am - 5 pm
• Reservations are strongly encouraged, 90 minute timeframe. Reservations available inside of 90 days
• Tasting Flights: $12-$15 Wines by the Glass: $6-$20

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Offering: Seated service only. We offer tasting flights, wines by the glass, wine cocktails, and light fare that can be ordered as desired. There is no set pricing.

Food: We offer a limited selection of light fare to pair with your wine-tasting experience.

Under 21: Our experience and offerings are not designed for those under 21 years of age. All minors must remain seated and be attended by a person of legal age at all times. Children must be included in your reservation party size.

Tours: We do not offer guided tours of the estate or production area. Reserved guests of the tasting room are welcome to walk the historic estate with a self-guided map of the property.

Large Groups: Our tasting room lanai can host parties of up to 6 people; any multiple reservation bookings cannot be combined and will be sat separately.

Retail: Our retail store is open 11 am-5 pm, Tuesday-Sunday; reservations are not required to shop at the store.

Reservations: Book a reservation for seated service in the King's Cottage Tasting Room using RESY, available through our website. Reservations are strongly encouraged. We often fill all of our tables with online and phone reservations. We do our best to accommodate walk-ins that arrive at the winery without a reservation, but please note that quoted wait times can be long, and we do not designate tables for walk-in-only use. Please don't hesitate to plan ahead. We accept reservations 90 days in advance.

Step onto the King’s Cottage lanai to sip wine and immerse yourself in this historic estate. Built during the 1870s to accommodate King Kalākaua, the last reigning king of Hawai’i, the King's Cottage now serves as our tasting room and the heart of MauiWine. Guests are seated at tables and will be served by our hospitality team. Relax on the Cottage lanai, taking in the scenery of ‘Ulupalakua. Relaxation and merriment are encouraged.

We feature wines under the Ulupalakua Vineyards label, cultivated in our vineyard, just 1 mile down the road. We also specialize in traditional-method sparkling wines and wines made from 100% Maui Gold pineapples.

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Seated Table Service. Guests order from the wine menu as they like and are served by a member of our hospitality team.

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11 am–5 pm, Tuesday–Sunday 14815 Piilani Hwy, Kula, HI 96790 20.6481253, -156.3997033