We have been to Cap*Rock several times, and while its venue is excellent, their wines tend to be hit-or-miss. Not bad, but maybe they're paying for the nice building? A couple we tried were just OK. When we came in from Woodrow Rd. we wondered if it was even open. The zinfandel is worth the price, as is their roussane (excellent vintage and well-crafted). Comment, and this has been a trend at Cap*Rock: less-than-knowledgeable servers. The young lady pouring for us was quite "in the dark" about anything that had to do with the wines, and while she was quite new, in this business it's vital that the servers understand their product.

I like the atmosphere although the quality of wine is not as great as some store bought still a nice experience. Would highly recommend a trip to ruidoso,NM they have some of the best wine in this region.

Even though Texas isn't know for great wines - we had a nice experience at CapRock Winery. They took his through a nice line up of wines and we found a few we liked well enough to purchase. It would be more interesting if the staff knew a little more about the wines they were pouring as I asked some basic questions and they didn't know the answers. They were a little understaffed as they were getting ready for an event. Overall a good experience. Patio is nice if you want to just order a glass and sit outside.

CapRock Winery is very nice facility with good West Texas wines served by a friendly staff. Nice place to enjoy time with friends.