Raise a glass at our Harvest Celebration Release on October 19th – Wine, Bites, and Live Music!

Harvest Release Party

2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
October 19, 2025
$20 Members | $35 General Public

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Event Details:

Come join us in the beautiful Hill Country as we honor the harvest season at the acclaimed William Chris Vineyards in Hye, Texas. Nestled under the shade of the Oak Grove, steps away from the vineyard, this special Harvest Release Event promises an unforgettable afternoon. Relax with live music, enjoy a few surprises, and raise a glass to our newest releases — plus a re-release favorite red. Chef Binnie Heffington will prepare a thoughtful selection of in-house bites to complement the experience. And of course, your October Release wines will be ready for you to take home and continue the festivities.

William Chris Vineyards | 10352 US Hwy 290, Hye, TX 78635

October 19th | 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm

$20 Members | $35 General Public

William Chris Vineyards

10352 U.S. Highway 290
Hye, TX 78635 United States

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FAQ

Full Refund – Anytime 10 days before the event.
· Partial Credit Issued – If a request to cancel occurs between 72 hours and 10 days in advance of the event, we will not refund but can issue a 50% credit to the member/guest account to go towards a future purchase. The additional 50% is retained for administrative and/or food expenses.
· No Refund – 72 hours in advance. No credit for purchase will be issued.

Andrew Sides

Co-Founder, COO & Winegrower

A native of the Texas High Plains, ANDREW SIDES’ path in winemaking began while working at the family farm (vineyard) alongside Uncle Andy Timmons during his high school summer breaks. After earning his degree in Civil Engineering from Texas Tech, Andrew took a 9-5 job in San Antonio but couldn’t resist being pulled back toward the passion he’d cultivated for growing and making wine. In 2012, Andrew and Andy partnered with Troy Ottmers, Andrew’s father-in-law, to launch Lost Draw, a winery focused on growing and sharing wines from the Texas High Plains. Since then, the Lost Draw portfolio has expanded to feature wines from several other Texas AVAs and has captured the attention of local and national press along with many adoring fans.