DeLaney Vineyard & Winery

Vineyard in Nevada, Missouri

3.7(3 reviews)
(417) 667-56511200 S Main St, Nevada, MO 64772View on Yelp
DeLaney Vineyard & Winery - vineyard in Nevada, MO

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About DeLaney Vineyard & Winery

DeLaney Vineyard and Winery serves the Nevada, Missouri community from a winery that brings local wine production to Vernon County. Nevada sits in western Missouri near the Kansas border, and its agricultural roots make it a fitting home for a working vineyard. The winery holds a 3.7-star rating across its early reviews, suggesting an experience that's honest and developing. For wine lovers in a part of the state that doesn't have a long winery tradition, DeLaney fills a real need for locally made wine close to home.

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Services & Process

As a dedicated winery, DeLaney focuses on producing and selling wines made from grapes grown in or sourced for the Missouri climate. Guests can typically visit for tastings, sampling through the current lineup with staff guidance on what makes each wine distinct. Bottle purchases are standard, and many Missouri wineries also offer seasonal releases tied to harvest cycles. Depending on the season, you may also find special events, wine dinners, or harvest-time activities on the property.

Service Area

DeLaney Vineyard and Winery serves Nevada and the greater Vernon County area of western Missouri. Wine lovers from Fort Scott, Kansas and Lamar, Missouri also make the trip. The winery is well-positioned for visitors traveling along US-54 through western Missouri.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of wine does DeLaney Vineyard produce?
Missouri wineries commonly produce a mix of native varietals like Norton and Vignoles alongside hybrid and European-style wines suited to the local climate. Contact DeLaney at (417) 667-5651 to ask about their current production lineup and what's available for tasting.
Are tasting fees charged, and what do they include?
Most Missouri wineries charge a modest tasting fee that covers a set number of samples, sometimes waived with a bottle purchase. It's worth asking DeLaney about their current tasting structure when you call or check their hours.
Does DeLaney Vineyard host events or private gatherings?
Many smaller Missouri wineries open their space for private events, especially for groups looking for a relaxed, agricultural setting. Reach out directly to ask whether DeLaney accommodates private tastings, parties, or other special occasion bookings.
What's the best time of year to visit a winery in western Missouri?
Late summer through fall is particularly enjoyable at Missouri vineyards, as harvest activity adds energy to the experience and many wineries release new vintages during this period. Spring and early summer visits are also popular before the heat of mid-summer sets in.
Can I bring a group for a wine tasting at DeLaney?
Groups are generally welcome at winery tasting rooms, though larger parties may benefit from calling ahead so staff can prepare. This also gives you the chance to ask about any group tasting packages or reserved seating that might be available.
Is DeLaney Vineyard a good stop between Kansas City and Springfield?
Nevada sits roughly midway between Kansas City and Springfield along US-54, making DeLaney a natural stopping point for road trippers. It's a good excuse to break up the drive and try something locally made along the way.

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