V.F.R.

Hidden Hangar Vineyard was once the home of Barnstorming planes that used the grassy knoll as their runway to the sky.  From 1928 until the 1950's the municipal airport, located two miles east of Denison, was known as Gray Field.  It served as a training airport for "wanna-be" pilots and a fuel stop for those traveling between Oklahoma City and Dallas. Originally, the airport consisted of one large hangar and several small "T hangars".  Unfortunately, the hangar was destroyed in a late night fire in the 1960's.  The concrete slab of the hangar still partially exists today.

The vineyard was a family dream that was established in the 1990's. The second and third generations are now continuing that dream. 

Hidden Hangar is part of the Texoma American Viticultural Area (AVA), one of eight AVA's that exist in Texas.