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Belvoir Winery & Inn is a family-owned winery, tasting room, inn, and historic event venue at 1325 Odd Fellows Rd, Liberty, MO, on the former Odd Fellows Home campus north of Kansas City. Belvoir is French for “beautiful view” (Visit Clay County). Public wine tasting seven days a week; weddings and private events (spaces for ~20–300); overnight rooms. Tier 1 independent Clay County landmark business.1234

Description

Belvoir combines Missouri-grape wine service with a large historic campus used for weddings and events — architecture, grounds, and overnight lodging differentiate it from urban tasting-room wineries such as Amigoni.13 Wine tasting is advertised seven days a week at published hours; visitors may view historic features and artifacts while tasting.1

Ownership and history

Winery business: Family-owned; first-party wine page names sparkling wines after the three granddaughters of the winery founders (labels display granddaughter characters).5 Exact founding year of the winery operation still “ if a calendar year is required beyond “family founders.”

Odd Fellows campus (historic): First-party history page summarizes the Odd Fellows Home District as architecturally and historically significant for Missouri I.O.O.F. care of elderly, indigent, and orphaned members from 1900 onward. After the original Winner Hotel structure burned in February 1900, the Grand Lodge of Missouri I.O.O.F. commissioned a fireproof Administration Building by Albert Knell and William B. Ittner (Ittner nationally known for school architecture). Later campus buildings include the Old Folks Building (1907–1908, E.C. Eckle) and Old Hospital (1923, Samuel M. Hitt of Kansas City); a 1904 school by J.H. Felt & Co. was demolished mid-century.2 Liberty won the home site over other Missouri cities in 1894 balloting (city + Liberty Lodge #49 incentives).2 The first-party narrative notes ~600 burials in the on-site Odd Fellows cemetery.2

Menu / wine program

menu_status: partial · first-party wine categories (bottle prices not published as a clear price list on scrape).

Categories marketed on the wines page:5

  • Sparkling / “bubbles” — newest wines named after founders’ granddaughters
  • Dry — including Norton and Chardonel
  • Sweet / dessert — Sorelle Dolci, Lucky Pierre, Naked Pink (rose)
  • Fortified — Boos (Norton fortified with local Missouri brandy; seasonal fall release; often sold by the case)

Tasting of “all of our wines” is offered, featuring local Missouri grapes.1

Sources

Footnotes

  1. Belvoir Winery first-party home (accessed 2026-08-11). Asserts: Belvoir Winery & Inn; Odd Fellows Home Liberty; (816) 200-1811; belvoirwinery@gmail.com; 1325 Odd Fellows Rd; Mon–Fri 3–9, Sat 11–9, Sun 12–6; tasting seven days; weddings/events/overnight; Missouri grapes. ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4

  2. Belvoir Winery — Our History (accessed 2026-08-11). Asserts: Odd Fellows Home District significance; 1900 fire and Ittner/Knell Administration Building; Eckle Old Folks 1907–08; Hitt hospital 1923; Liberty site selection 1894; cemetery ~600; farm/orphan history summary. ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4

  3. “Belvoir Winery,” Missouri Wine Association — asserts: family-owned; Odd Fellows Home Liberty; 1325 Odd Fellows Rd; tours; 816-200-1811. ↩ ↩2

  4. Visit Clay County business listing — asserts: Liberty, ~15 minutes north of downtown KC; name meaning “beautiful view.” ↩

  5. Belvoir Winery — Our Wines (accessed 2026-08-11). Asserts: sparkling wines named for founders’ granddaughters; dry Norton and Chardonel; dessert wines Sorelle Dolci, Lucky Pierre, Naked Pink; Boos fortified Norton with Missouri brandy. ↩ ↩2

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On the record — ks.city/registry/belvoir-winery · record updated 2026-08-11