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Domino Day Pig Roast Dates for 2026: Apr 26, May 17, June 21

Reserve Domino Day Pig Roasts for 2026!

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Just You Wait

Four miles west of Johnson City.

“Beautiful Tasting Room with the Best View”
Barbara’s wines are amazing – a complete Texas winemaker.
Service, hospitality, events – Siboney has a special vibe.
To visit Siboney is to fall in love with Siboney.

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Book a Tasting

Open

Monday 12-5pm
Fri, Sat & Sun 11am-6pm
Thursday 12-8pm

Experiences

Classic Wine Tasting

Great wine, views, stories, service.

Book our classic 5 wine tasting, hosted in the beautifully appointed tasting room, with commanding views from every table.

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Estate Tour & Tasting

A premium, owner-guided experience

Take a guided walking tour of the vineyard, meet the owners, and explore the winery and barrel cellar. Learn about our passion.

Thursday Twilight

Bottle service, music, cigars, culinary. 5-8pm

Glass & Bottle service, culinary board pairings, cuban sandwiches, cigars, port. Seating is run of Vineyard, covered terrace, & cellar.

Upcoming Events

New Wines

View our current selections

Meet Our
Wine Maker

Barbara Lecuona

Barbara completed the Viticulture Oenology program at Texas Tech, and advanced winemaking in Bordeaux.

She has run Siboney wine operations since our first vintage in 2017.

Proud to support women in wine.

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Take a ride on the wine carousel!The spring collection blooms in the tasting room and the club room this month. #petitverdot #mourvèdre #petitesirah #semillon #siboney

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Take a ride on the wine carousel!The spring collection blooms in the tasting room and the club room this month. #petitverdot #mourvèdre #petitesirah #semillon #siboney

Out of this world. #artemis #nasa

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Out of this world. #artemis #nasa

Just got this new gadget. It’s called a “radio”. Once you plug it in, you have to master a rotary dial to “tune in” stations already broadcasting content. It’s easy don’t worry. Just rotate the dial and the needle points to different numbers on two different sources. They call those AM and FM so you do have that as a learning curve.

Background: Turns out there are “radio waves” all around us and this Victrola has a little wire coming out the back that can magically intercept them and direct the passing signal to speakers. It When you find something interesting it has another feature — you can make it louder by turning a different rotary switch. I just got up from my chair and tried it, in true FAFO spirit. Works great!

This is just fantastic and I felt compelled to bring it to your attention.

No streaming required. No WiFi or subscriptions needed. No service outages from local internet providers.

Amazing. Hope it catches on.

Oh there’s also something called a “Bluetooth” switch that somehow manages to receive and play music you might have on your phone.

Will wonders ever cease.

Go Victrola!!

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Just got this new gadget. It’s called a “radio”. Once you plug it in, you have to master a rotary dial to “tune in” stations already broadcasting content. It’s easy don’t worry. Just rotate the dial and the needle points to different numbers on two different sources. They call those AM and FM so you do have that as a learning curve.

Background: Turns out there are “radio waves” all around us and this Victrola has a little wire coming out the back that can magically intercept them and direct the passing signal to speakers. It When you find something interesting it has another feature — you can make it louder by turning a different rotary switch. I just got up from my chair and tried it, in true FAFO spirit. Works great!

This is just fantastic and I felt compelled to bring it to your attention.

No streaming required. No WiFi or subscriptions needed. No service outages from local internet providers.

Amazing. Hope it catches on.

Oh there’s also something called a “Bluetooth” switch that somehow manages to receive and play music you might have on your phone.

Will wonders ever cease.

Go Victrola!!

Our Premium Brand for this Release #11: Micallef Cigars - Esteli, Nicaragua

We are thrilled to announce the return of Micallef Cigars to Siboney for our Premium feature. The Micallef Cigar company is, perhaps, new to many. We featured one Micallef in August 2024, and it was so highly regarded we knew we would have them back for the full featured premium spotlight in a future release. With the introduction of their new “color” series, the timing is perfect for the return and presentation of this fantastic boutique cigar producer. ��The founder, Mr. Al Micallef of Weatherford Texas, has entrepreneurial DNA in his roots. In 2016, as an avid Cigar Lover, he took the next step and partnered with a venerable family in the tobacco business dating back to 1934 in Cuba. The Gomez-Sanchez family has roots in Pinar del Rio. With a history including Partagas and H. Upmann, and a fully operational factory in Esteli, Nicaragua, the family heritage of growing tobacco, hand-crafting vitolas, and creating an authentic brand are all essential attributes of Micallef Cigars.

We have a fantastic day on tap.

Sunday March 22 at @siboneycellars.
This is Cigar Club Release #11. The club only Siboney could create.

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First steps of Spring are emerging at @siboneycellars! Texas Mountain Laurel and Redbud lead the way, and the overseed grass - dormant for the winter - was finally activated by recent rains.

Won’t be long for the vineyard to emerge. Just you wait!

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First steps of Spring are emerging at @siboneycellars! Texas Mountain Laurel and Redbud lead the way, and the overseed grass - dormant for the winter - was finally activated by recent rains.

Won’t be long for the vineyard to emerge. Just you wait!

Now that Valentine’s Day and the 18th Wedding Anniversary are in the books, it’s time now to complete the triple jump. Barbara Lecuonas birthday isn’t officially until tomorrow. We are not open at the winery today or tomorrow. And her official gift request, after much coaxing and cajoling, was to basically sit still at home as long as possible. Its been a busy 2026 and more to come. So that is the order of the day.

But that doesnt say anything about starting sooner, after all, these things take time. And from modest beginnings we can build little by little until even she can’t refuse to celebrate it!

So we can just play along and start very small.

Does anyone ever write any more? Barbara did and still does. But lately her notes are not so legible as in Days of Yore. Now I know why. Ultra fine-tip cheap disposable pens!!! So little ink flows that they skip and jam and when you retrace harder they tear paper.

When she sends me a tremendous love note, it’s impossible to decipher! NO MORE! We return her to what works!

I had to dig out the right proper tool from her past. Voila! Her favorite everyday pen is shown here. A box of 12 Uniball VisionElite Bold 0.8mm Blue. For whatever supply chain reasons, these fell out of favor at stores after the great “casual friday office” pen wars of the Second Age. So I put forth my powers and ordered the box from Amazon. Turns out these are made in Japan for the Wheaton IL unibrands company.

To paraphrase what Rocket said to Thor, This better be some pen! It is.

Stainless steel tip. Tungsten roller. Aeroplane safe. Water Fade Fraud resistant. Writes on napkins without tearing. Tight fitting snap cap. No “cushion grip” (seriously what epidemic is solved by the CG). It boldly flows where no fine tip pen has gone before.

This will definitely ensure she keeps writing cards and letters to me that I will be able to read! And I can steal one from her desk from time to time.

Happy not-your-birthday, Hot Shot!
More to come. Just you wait!l

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Now that Valentine’s Day and the 18th Wedding Anniversary are in the books, it’s time now to complete the triple jump. Barbara Lecuonas birthday isn’t officially until tomorrow. We are not open at the winery today or tomorrow. And her official gift request, after much coaxing and cajoling, was to basically sit still at home as long as possible. Its been a busy 2026 and more to come. So that is the order of the day.

But that doesnt say anything about starting sooner, after all, these things take time. And from modest beginnings we can build little by little until even she can’t refuse to celebrate it!

So we can just play along and start very small.

Does anyone ever write any more? Barbara did and still does. But lately her notes are not so legible as in Days of Yore. Now I know why. Ultra fine-tip cheap disposable pens!!! So little ink flows that they skip and jam and when you retrace harder they tear paper.

When she sends me a tremendous love note, it’s impossible to decipher! NO MORE! We return her to what works!

I had to dig out the right proper tool from her past. Voila! Her favorite everyday pen is shown here. A box of 12 Uniball VisionElite Bold 0.8mm Blue. For whatever supply chain reasons, these fell out of favor at stores after the great “casual friday office” pen wars of the Second Age. So I put forth my powers and ordered the box from Amazon. Turns out these are made in Japan for the Wheaton IL unibrands company.

To paraphrase what Rocket said to Thor, This better be some pen! It is.

Stainless steel tip. Tungsten roller. Aeroplane safe. Water Fade Fraud resistant. Writes on napkins without tearing. Tight fitting snap cap. No “cushion grip” (seriously what epidemic is solved by the CG). It boldly flows where no fine tip pen has gone before.

This will definitely ensure she keeps writing cards and letters to me that I will be able to read! And I can steal one from her desk from time to time.

Happy not-your-birthday, Hot Shot!
More to come. Just you wait!l

Wine brought us everything we love. And nothing we don’t. #siboney #WineIsLove

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Wine brought us everything we love. And nothing we don’t. #siboney #WineIsLove

Cigar Talk:
We get questions about Cuba. Whats happening in Cuba. When can we travel to Cuba. When can we organize a trip to Cuba….

We are not going to Cuba. You are not going to Cuba. Not for a while yet…

Update: “In late January, the Financial Times reported that Cuba had less than a single month’s worth of oil in reserve. Already, the country’s energy stockpiles appear to be dwindling. Havana informed international air carriers this week, for example, that it will no longer be able to refuel commercial jets on Cuban tarmacs.”

Whatever is happening is going to take time. Whether the Cuban government can twist out of this submission hold, or tap out, remains to be seen. They never have tapped out in 66 years.

Even though humanitarian aid continues, be certain that the situation is quite seriously deteriorating. Obviously it has already been, and will continue to be very hard on the Cuban people. A very severe test. They are marching in Havana. The prospect of Freedom brings forth courage like nothing else. Abrazos to all

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Cigar Talk:
We get questions about Cuba. Whats happening in Cuba. When can we travel to Cuba. When can we organize a trip to Cuba….

We are not going to Cuba. You are not going to Cuba. Not for a while yet…

Update: “In late January, the Financial Times reported that Cuba had less than a single month’s worth of oil in reserve. Already, the country’s energy stockpiles appear to be dwindling. Havana informed international air carriers this week, for example, that it will no longer be able to refuel commercial jets on Cuban tarmacs.”

Whatever is happening is going to take time. Whether the Cuban government can twist out of this submission hold, or tap out, remains to be seen. They never have tapped out in 66 years.

Even though humanitarian aid continues, be certain that the situation is quite seriously deteriorating. Obviously it has already been, and will continue to be very hard on the Cuban people. A very severe test. They are marching in Havana. The prospect of Freedom brings forth courage like nothing else. Abrazos to all

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