Local Winery Looks Back After Its 7-Year Anniversary Celebration

Local Winery Looks Back After Its 7-Year Anniversary Celebration

A local favorite winery is celebrating a significant milestone! Horseshoe Bend Cellars Vineyard and Winery has officially reached its seven-year anniversary, proving its resilience through challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic and the ever-changing business landscape.

For small businesses, reaching seven years is no easy feat, but Horseshoe Bend has stood the test of time, continuing to serve the Wichita Falls area with high-quality, locally crafted wines.

The Secret to Success: Adapting & Innovating

General Manager Gabriele Poenitzsch knows that staying relevant in the wine industry takes effort, creativity, and dedication to customer satisfaction.

“You always have to restructure and redo a lot of things because you can’t do the same thing over and over again,” Poenitzsch explained. “You have to keep bringing new, fresh ideas to the table, and honestly, just making sure that you are taking care of your customers too.”

By continuously introducing new wine flavors and event experiences, Horseshoe Bend Cellars has remained a staple in the Texoma wine scene.

A Celebration for the Community

To mark their seven-year milestone, Horseshoe Bend hosted a special anniversary event, offering:

  • $7 glasses of wine
  • Free cupcakes
  • Special kettle corn flavors paired with select wines

The winery’s commitment to bringing the community together was on full display, proving why locals continue to support and celebrate their success.

Where to Find Horseshoe Bend Cellars

Horseshoe Bend Cellars is an active part of the Wichita Falls community, regularly participating in the:

  • Wichita Falls Farmers Market Association – Every Saturday
  • Events at their Iowa Park property – Hosting wine tastings, tours, and special gatherings

As they look ahead, the winery plans to continue growing and innovating, ensuring that Texoma wine lovers have a place to enjoy locally made, high-quality wines for years to come.

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