Walkers Mill

Walkers Mill Vineyard & Winery is the realization of a dream of owners Art & Adriana Strahan.
Resting on the rolling wooded 95 acres of the Lane Ranch in East Texas, Harrison County.
The vineyard and surrounding grounds are being slowly and carefully developed with the couple’s signature – love & grace.

VISIT US

The Vineyard welcomes you and your friends for visits. (currently by appointment)

EVENTS

We Look forward to hosting your next event at our beautiful vineyard

VINEYARD

We invite you to visit and explore the beautiful vineyards.

BUY WINE

View our recent collection of the finest wines from vineyards.

PROUD TO INTRODUCE OUR WINES

OUR WINES

This sweet red made from estate grown noble muscadines has a deep taste of red fruits. Enjoy this semi-dry red with shellfish, poultry, or beef for a delightful experience. Enjoy this sweet white wine with meat & cheese matters, pasta with creamy sauces, and finger foods. Enjoy this sweet blush wine with seafood, pasta, or spicy dishes. Even better when shared with family and friends. Cheers! Enjoy this crisp semi-dry white wine with chicken, fish, pasta, cheese, and bread. Carpe Diem! –The Strahan Family This sweet red made from estate grown noble muscadines has a deep taste of red fruits.

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TESTIMONIALS

Thank you to Walker’s Mill for a beautiful Celebration of Life for a dear friend. Your property is breathtaking and you and your staff were so accommodating and kind. It was perfect! The setting and the delicious food made for a wonderful afternoon!

I cannot say enough great things about this venue and it’s owners. Adriana is an amazing person who truly loves to serve her clients and guests. She keeps Christ at the center of all she does and it shows through her work and across the venue. She made this process so easy for all involved! We love Walkers Mill and would highly recommend choosing it to meet all of your wedding needs and make your dream day happen! Sincerely, -Courtney and Austin McCasland -Thomas and Lesia Matulis