Historic Weber-Schulte Guest House

12/05/2024

It’s next weekend, and we have availability! Call me for a really good deal! 618–920–6515.

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11/09/2024

Get your tickets and check this out!!

10/09/2024

Come see what it’s all about!

These Missouri towns feature beautiful views for visitors in 2024, such as those found at the Carnahan Memorial Garden in Jefferson City.

10/02/2024

Welcome Autumn!! We’ve been waiting!

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09/23/2024

We have the perfect place for your group to stay and enjoy the Whiskey Trail. You deserve It! Book direct and save 💵! 618-920-6515

08/19/2024

Experience Hallmark movie like Christmas charm in the quaint setting of Hermann, Missouri, nestled on the banks of the Missouri river. Book your group, the weekend is available! 618-920-6515 www.weberschulte.com

07/14/2024

07/14/2024

Storied History!

07/02/2024

The weekend is still available, and is waiting for you. Book now! 618-920-6515

06/28/2024

Now you know! Napa valley owes George a big one!

On today's Who's Who in Hermann History, learn about George Husmann, the Father of Missouri Wine!
Like many of the early settlers of Hermann, George Husmann was born in Germany, in 1827. He emigrated along with his parents to the United States at the age of nine and arrived in Hermann in 1839. Quick to study, Husmann took a liking to viticulture. His father's land would prove an excellent location for growing grapes, and he would teach himself over his early adulthood. He eventually created hybrid grapes utilizing rootstock from Europe and the local varietals that grew wild in the Hermann wilderness.
In short time, this would become extremely important for Husmann. In the 1860s and 1870s, a wine blight in France brought upon by the phylloxera louse almost wiped out most of Europe's vineyards. While European grapes had no defense against the disease, American grapes did. Hybrids of European and American grapes would provide the same taste as European varieties, but the hardiness and resistance to disease as American varieties. In 1871, Husmann, along with other grape growers in Missouri, shipped rootstock of the same types of hybrid grape vines Husmann had created to Europe, saving "old world" wine in the process.
After saving the wine world, Husmann moved to Columbia, Missouri to teach fruit cultivation and forestry. In 1881, he headed west to a bustling wine region in California - the Napa Valley. He would achieve similar standing there for his work and also wrote a few books on winemaking before he died in 1902 at the age of 75.
While he is the Father of Hermann Wine & The Father of Missouri Wine, he could also very much be considered an important father figure of California Wine and of American Wine, too. The next time you enjoy a glass of wine - raise it in toast of George and his life's work!

06/25/2024

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On July 27 & 28, the Hermann Wine Trail wineries will feature luscious berries and BBQ paired with wine. for the Berries & BarBQ Wine Trail!
Saturday 10 am-5 pm, Sunday 11 am-4 pm
The $35 ticket price includes a souvenir wine glass and the featured wine and food pairing at each of the 6 wineries. Purchase tickets in advance online; https://bit.ly/2VlNv7B

06/25/2024

They’re on their way!

06/14/2024

Brand new store on the main drag, you gotta check it out!

06/13/2024

July called, it’s time to get back to Hermann!! Call now 618-920-6515

06/07/2024

Something for everyone!

Unparalleled venues, beautiful topography, and distinct historical heritage in Hermann Missouri.

06/01/2024

Grab your group, make your reservations and come on down. 618-920-6515

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