The Rusty Nail Winery

Love this place! The atmosphere, the people, & especially the drinks! It’s all so great! They also do a Corks & Canvas painting class that I will be taking next month.

Had a lot of fun here doing a wine flight for $ 5 a piece. We liked it so much we bought some wine on our way out.

Talk about finding a diamond in the rough. My wife and I were on a weekend getaway. We just happened to look online to see a winery in Sulphur, OK. So, we take the drive and stop in for a glass. What an amazing experience. The owners are so friendly and the wine is excellent. I’ve been to a lot of Winery’s in Texas and by far this is the best one I’ve been to. They have tables and a bar to sit down for either a tasting or a great glass of wine. Their food is all home made and is fantastic. We spent over 3 hours there just enjoying a few glasses and talking to the owners. They have a lot of wines so it’s good for any type of wine drinker. They also have a gift shop with all kinds of interesting wine gifts and such. Be sure to take the time to drive out to this place and visit!

Rusty Nail Winery is a quaint little winery in the heart of Sulfur Oklahoma. We had the pleasure of visiting this winery, during our stay at The Artesian Hotel; which is down the road. The staff is very pleasant and generous. They have a great selection and varieties of wines that taste great. Also the fact that the theme of the winery is ladies high heeled shoes with a combination of an old retired hardware store is not a bad attraction either. I would say if you are a wino this is a place you surely cannot afford to miss.

Our group was in town for a girls weekend. This place was adorable. $ 5 wine tasting and great appetizers to accompany the tasting available for purchase. I love any place that has a doggie mascot! Little Snubs was an adorable chihuahua mix. His personality matched the winery. Many of the wines were very sweet, flavorful and fruity. The tinkerbell and the pomegranate zin were my favorites. Others in my group loved the clean tasting «ooh la la». Staff were super friendly, as seems to be the theme in this small town. Lots of cute gifts available and you must get the cosmorita mix, which is an irresistible purchase if you get the free sample, as it’s Yummy! This is a well planned scheme to suck you in, especially after getting you all flush cheeked post wine tasting. I bought several bottles of wine, and of course the irresistible cosmorita mix, but do not anticipate they will last long. Will have to visit again soon. Wish their wines were offered in OK wine shops. Only complaints: they were out of several wines for tasting and purchase and check out was quite slow.

The Rusty Nail is a lovely winery in downtown Sulphur, and I had the chance to visit as part of our Unilocal road trip (and then come back later on my own for even more goodness). The staff are extremely friendly, and I love the fun layout of the place; it’s great for a snack, a tasting, or simply to restock the wine cellar.* We’ve been lucky enough to sample a wide variety of offerings, and their Back To The Island is my hands down favorite. The wines overall consistently confound my expectations: Their selling point is definitely fruity, extremely sweet wines … some of the sweetest I’ve had, in fact. Even the Merlot was sweet, if you can imagine. The only one that didn’t seem particularly sweet was the Moscato (second favorite), so you can imagine how confusing I found the entire tasting.
Those who have a sweet tooth will be in winery heaven at the Rusty Nail. That’s not me, so I had to look a little harder, but once I found my favorites, I was all set. When you combine that with a friendly staff, a neat place, and a central location near the shops and hotel downtown, it’s enough to make me a fan.
* Or in my case, a small section of the pantry. Wine doesn’t seem to last long in my house.

Cute shop and fun wine tasting! The $ 5 wine tasting was a great way to try the wines — especially when I got to try my husband’s wine also. Most of them are very sweet and reminded me of Boones Farms but who can complain about watermelon flavored wine on a 90 degree day.

We stopped by the Rusty Nail on a weekend trip to Davis. I was tired and looked a mess after a day at Turner Falls, but the staff didn’t seem to even notice, they were super friendly and made me feel welcome despite my lackluster appearance :) I did the $ 5 tasting, didn’t indulge in a glass since I was driving, but wish I could have stayed! This place makes me wish I lived closer (we’re in Edmond)! I could see myself hanging out here after work at least once a week for a glass of wine or a peach bellini Corona-​rita to unwind… the wines were delicious! My favorite was the Peep-​Toe, a peach chardonnay. I bought a bottle, but should have gotten two since I’ll be giving this one away as a gift. I will definitely be stopping by here every time we’re in the area. I just wish they distributed to some local liquor stores so I wouldn’t have to wait :)

I live here in Sulphur and i really enjoy The Rusty Nail. I mainly go for The Cork N Canvas. The wine is so good also and I wasn’t a wine drinker before now. If your looking for a nice place to relax and sip some wine The Rusty Nail is the place.

Carolyn was soooo helpful with us wine noobies! She offered a wine flight (5 tastings for $ 5) We got the history of the place (old hardware store with lots of rusty nails to clean up before they moved in!) We tasted almost all the sweets reds and whites and frozens and there was still plenty to try. Came out with a bottle of peach Chardonnay ($ 13.95) and box of frozen Bellini mix which makes two batches ($ 11.95). We will be back!

I enjoyed my experience here. We stopped by right before heading back to Dallas and chose to do the flight of wine plus the tasting glass for $ 8. Without the souvenir glass you pay $ 5. You receive 5 – 1 oz tastings of your choice of wines. The list of dry whites and sweet reds was varied and had the cutest names – Tinkerbell, Alice in Wonderland, Paint the Town Pink, Ooh La La, Gold Digger, Boogie Shoes, just to name a few. My favorite was the Paint the Town Pink, a pomegranate zinfandel, for its very sweet and fruity notes.
I love this shop. I’d actually rather type shoppe. It is so unique, cozy, and fun inside. Bottles of wine line the walls, in off-​white, stone, built-​in, curved triangular cubbies. A little hard to explain but very cool. The tables were covered in black linen and flanked by café chairs. Some of the tables were actually wine barrels with glass tops, and corks filled the space between. Lots of additional wine themed items – gift bags, charms, cork stoppers, etc are sold here as well. Very cute and makes for great window shopping or winery-​shoppe souvenir purchasing!
We were greeted when we first entered and seated, but it took a while for one of the staff to take our flight orders. We each received a glass and the 1-​oz tastings were poured into the glasses one at a time. After our first taste, which was downed rather quickly, we had to wait a while before we were attended to. We do appreciate that all hands were on deck, however, because the other staff members assisted us when needed. In total 4 women served us. We enjoyed talking about our wines and soaking in the ambiance, but do wish that service had been just a little quicker.
If you check-​in with Unilocal,you receive a free beverage. I used that toward my flight, and just paid $ 3 plus tax and tip for my souvenir glass. :-)
Also, according to a sign here, they have cork and canvassing, a paint and wine night I assume, and the cost is $ 35. Sounds cool.
Overall I enjoyed my time here and would recommend it as a must-​visit when in Sulphur. The appetizers looked delicious as well and I wish I’d been hungry, because they sounded delicious!

Nice setting, great /​friendly staff and some unique wine. Oh and it’s good. Real good. If you happen to be in Sulphur, it’s worth a stop.