Bath House Row Winery
Vineyard in Hot Springs, Arkansas

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About Bath House Row Winery
Bath House Row Winery brings a distinctive wine culture to Hot Springs, Arkansas, a city already famous for its historic bathhouses and vibrant tourism scene. With 41 reviews and a 4.1 rating, it's established itself as a genuine local destination rather than just a tourist novelty. Hot Springs draws visitors year-round from across Arkansas and neighboring states, and having a winery right in town gives those visitors one more reason to linger. It's the kind of spot where locals and out-of-towners tend to end up side by side at the bar.
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Services & Process
The core offering is wine tasting, where guests can try a rotating selection of wines in a setting that pairs well with the historic character of the Bath House Row district. You can expect to find both Arkansas-grown varieties and blends crafted to appeal to a range of palates, from dry reds to sweeter fruit-forward options. Wine by the glass or bottle is available for those who want to settle in rather than rush through a tasting flight. The location also makes it a natural stop during a broader Hot Springs itinerary, fitting easily between a spa visit and dinner on Central Avenue.
Service Area
Bath House Row Winery serves locals and tourists throughout Hot Springs and Garland County. It draws visitors from Hot Springs Village, Malvern, Benton, and Little Rock, all within an hour's drive. The central location on or near the historic Bath House Row corridor makes it accessible to anyone spending time in the downtown area.
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