We are proud to share that you can now enjoy our wines at numerous local restaurants. Stop in and order our wines with your next delicious meal or happy hour!

• Brisas Seafood & Lounge

• Las Brisas Southwest Steakhouse

• Cagle Steaks

• 4ore Golf

• The Funky Door

• The Texas Tech Club

• The Wine Nest

• The West Table

• Rain Uptown

Read the Lubbock Magazine’s article featuring our suggestions for what wines to bring to your holiday parties!

Recently, both Burklee Hill and Trilogy Cellars wines received Gold Medals and Class Championships in International Wine Competitions. The San Antonio Rodeo & Stock Show Wine Competition awarded three wines gold medals, including the 2017 Burklee Hill Montepulciano, the 2016 Trilogy Cellars KAB Blend, and the 2017 Trilogy Cellars Pinot Grigio. In addition, five other wines garnered medals. The Houston Rodeo Uncorked awarded the Trilogy Cellars Pinot Grigio as the Texas Class Champion and the Burklee Hill Petit Sirah as the Texas Reserve Class Champion. In addition, six additional wines received medals.

Chace and Elizabeth Hill, founding owners of Trilogy Cellars, announce the acquisition of all interest in Trilogy Cellars and the immediate association of Trilogy and Burklee Hill wineries. Chace Hill, native of Levelland, said he is "looking forward to continuing the history of the building where the tasting room is located in downtown Levelland," previously owned by Chace Hill's grandparents, Eddie and Jo Beth Courtney. The Hills' commitment to premium Texas wine, as well as an intent to honor family heritage, will serve as the pinnacle missions of both the Levelland location, as well as the Lubbock location, set to open in late 2018. Burklee Hill Vineyards, the Hills more recent endeavor, is named in honor of Chace's grandfathers, Burk and Eddie "Lee." The Hockley County land where the family vineyard, KRICK Hill, sits has been owned by Chace's family for 100 years as of 2018. In addition, the Hills look forward to expanding the offerings that both locations will be able to serve, including an impressive, combined 23-wine selection.  "In addition to the tasting rooms, we plan to expand the food menu, host wine dinners, wine education classes and tastings and other local events in both Levelland and Lubbock," Elizabeth Hill stated.  "The Texas High Plains is the best region in Texas to grow wine grapes and we believe it can be the next great wine destination," said Elizabeth Hill. The Hills look forward to continuing the tasting room operations in Levelland, as well as the highly anticipated downtown Lubbock location opening in early 2019.

Chace and Elizabeth Hill

Eddie Courtney, second from left, at The Cowboy Store, in downtown Levelland, in its prime.