Bethlehem Valley takes its name from Bethlehem School, a German-language, one-room school where area children studied from the 1890s to the 1940s. Situated about a mile north of the Missouri River, Bethlehem Valley runs north to south and has wide fields, scattered trees, ponds and several year-round springs.

The first German settlers in our area planted grapes, and we have continued the tradition by planting two varieties of grapes ideal for the Missouri climate, Chardonel and Norton.

Our 200-acre farm offers several productive hillsides, but we have chosen only the best sites for our vineyards. The result is a consistent wine of surprising quality. We are fortunate to partner with the award-winning Mount Pleasant Winery in Augusta, Missouri. We work along with Mt. Pleasant to ensure that the wine we serve reflects the attention we give every grape.

We hope that you will join us in enjoying what the Missouri hills, sun and rain have helped us create in every bottle of Bethlehem Valley.