GRAPEVINE, TEXAS (September 15, 2026) – An 1880s Victorian house, filled with sparkly pink walls, pink
chandeliers and unapologetically girly details at every turn. Housewife Rebellion is Grapevine’s newest
tasting room where Moms’ Day Out (of Patience) events, creative housework breaks and Real
Housewives watch parties are all part of the plan. The motto says it all: Because Mommy Needs a Break.
Housewife Rebellion will open its first tasting room on Thursday, September 17 at 211 E. Worth Street
in Grapevine during the 40th Annual GrapeFest® – A Texas Wine Experience, presented by Bank of the
West, bringing award-winning Texas wine, original art and a decidedly rebellious attitude to the Urban
Wine Trail.
The concept comes from owner and artist Nicole Heere, who has transformed the historic home into
part art gallery, part tasting room and complete escape from the everyday. Painted pink inside and out,
the space is filled with Heere’s original oil paintings and playful details inspired by the realities of
balancing careers, family and the occasional need to pour a glass of wine and shut the door.
“My biggest rebellion is drinking wine,” Heere said. “I’m a busy wife and mom. That’s just how it is!”
Heere isn’t shy about what she has created – a place for women to gather, laugh, drink wine and take a
break from being responsible for everyone else. Housewife Rebellion plans to host Real Housewives
watch parties and Moms’ Day Out (of Patience) events, sports are intentionally off the menu.
And the wine is already earning attention. Housewife Rebellion’s Pinot Grigio and Rebel Rosé both
earned Gold at the 2025 People’s Choice Wine Tasting Classic, the Largest Consumer-Judged Wine
Tasting Competition in the Nation. Made with grapes from the Texas High Plains, the wines feature
Heere’s custom artwork on every label and will be in the People’s Choice competition again this year.
Wine bottles are displayed in a vintage jewelry case while the bathrooms feature custom wallpaper
inspired by Frida Kahlo and Georgia O’Keeffe, Art Nouveau vanities with gold swan faucets. Guests can
settle in at hand-painted tables with charcuterie and sip wine flights served on custom-made artist’s
palettes. The tasting room will initially be open Thursdays through Sundays, giving visitors another
distinctive stop along Grapevine’s Urban Wine Trail.
The Grand Opening coincides with GrapeFest, September 17, 18, 19 and 20, when wine lovers from
across Texas and beyond will gather in Grapevine for four days of wine tastings, competitions, live
entertainment and festival fun.
