Step behind the glass and into the heart of our mission. Daily life with Blake, our resident ambassador, and field reports from the International Rhino Foundation, Ol Pejeta Conservancy and Care for Wild, as we follow a species on its journey from threat to survival.
At Rhinory, conservation has never been something that happens in the background. It is the reason behind what we do, and because of the continued support of our Conservation Circle Members, that commitment reaches far beyond our tasting room in Texas.
The third Friday of May marks Endangered Species Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness for the incredible animals around the world at risk of extinction and recognizing the importance of protecting them for future generations.
Some mothers leave an impact in quiet ways.
Some trips end when the plane lands. Others stay with you long after the suitcases are unpacked. While looking back through photos from the recent South Africa journey, it became clear that some experiences simply have a way of lingering. Not because of a single moment, but because of everything in between. Of course there […]
On April 30, Rhinory welcomed guests for an unforgettable evening where fine wine met a powerful purpose.
Over the past 37 years, my career has given me the incredible opportunity to work with three species of rhino—the White Rhinoceros, Black Rhinoceros, and Greater One-Horned Rhinoceros. While each species is extraordinary in its own way, the black rhino stole my heart.
The rhinos behind the stories.
Hercules is a Southern White Rhino at Care for Wild, rescued in October 2024 after a hyena attack. Liora is an Eastern Black Rhino born at Ol Pejeta Conservancy on January 29, 2025, and named “My Light” by Conservation Circle members. We sponsor them both.
A Texas Hill Country winery and the home of Blake, our southern white rhino. Because we pour wine, one question first: are you 21 or older?
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Our site is for guests 21 and older, so it’s goodbye for now. Come back when you’re 21; Blake will be here.
Already a rhino fan? The International Rhino Foundation has plenty to read in the meantime.