This past weekend my sister and I followed one of the many wine trails in Missouri, this one in and around the picteristic town of Herman.Herman was established in 1837, as such quite a bit of the small unique shops and wineries in historic locations are not accessible for anyone in a chair. But it is still worth the trip. Here are some of my thoughts and observations on accessibility for the wineries.Adam Puchta is a newer, more modern setting, their tasting and special events area is completely accessible, but the only part of their gift shop accessible is the wine room. You could get to one of the rooms if you can pop a wheelie up over the step in to the building, but the center room would require the ability to master a standard height step. Their picnic area is inaccessible, being raised off the ground.This is a friendly winery, very welcoming to my service dog.

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