Harvestin’ home

Four I’s Winery tap room is now open, don’t put a cork in it
  • The Four I’s Winery tasting room, where family history and heritage meet the art of exceptional wine grape growing, is now open. Standing, from left: Lawson Inman, Bo Inman, Brandon Inman, Arica Lott. Sitting, from left: Amy Inman, Luke Inman Sydney Brickel Photography
    The Four I’s Winery tasting room, where family history and heritage meet the art of exceptional wine grape growing, is now open. Standing, from left: Lawson Inman, Bo Inman, Brandon Inman, Arica Lott. Sitting, from left: Amy Inman, Luke Inman Sydney Brickel Photography
  • When you walk through the front door of Front I’s Winery, you enter an extended version of the living room the Inmans grew up in, with pictures of the family and furniture that was a mainstay in their Childress home.
    When you walk through the front door of Front I’s Winery, you enter an extended version of the living room the Inmans grew up in, with pictures of the family and furniture that was a mainstay in their Childress home.
  • Open Thursday through Saturday from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. and Sunday from 1-7 p.m., you can drop in and taste the history for yourself at Four I’s Winery, 809 Ave. F NW, Childress. Sydney Brickel Photography
    Open Thursday through Saturday from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. and Sunday from 1-7 p.m., you can drop in and taste the history for yourself at Four I’s Winery, 809 Ave. F NW, Childress. Sydney Brickel Photography
    CHILDRESS — It’s November in Childress County. Fields of cotton span across the region like a blanket of snow in autumn under a blue jean sky. Farmers fire up their strippers until the sun dips below the horizon of a cotton candy colored twilight.While cotton is one of the leading crops in the Texas Panhandle, one family with deep roots in agriculture decided to go a different route ...

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