We wanted to check out a winery on my last day in Iowa. My aunt suggested this winery that's on my…read moreway home, located near the gym she attends. She hasn't visited since before covid. Beautiful winery, we drove into the driveway and looks like a house. The backyard is a hill and you can see the vineyards. The inside was very spacious, suited for large groups and private parties. The patio and more seating in the backyard. They serve finger foods, pizza, and charcuterie boats. The bar is on the left as soon as you enter the building, review the list of wines they offer, you can do a flight or by glass. They don't offer tasting, but can give you a small sample prior to choosing a glass. Service was great, they gave me a pager for the food. We had a carrier for my wine and open seating anywhere. Also bottles are available for purchase if you liked the wine.

Fantastic visit, worth the drive with great wine tasty snacks and great service. The views are…read moreamazing!

I'm sure that it's not easy to run a winery that uses no grapes, but instead focuses solely on…read morearonia berries as its principal ingredient. Couple that with an off-the-beaten-path location down a gravel road, and you might thing that being the server here would be a very lonely occupation. Not so, if our visit was any indication of a typical Sunday afternoon at Native 32. While not overwhelmed with traffic, the level of patronage was certainly respectable. The wine, taken for what it is, was enjoyable. It's not every day that I drink an aronia berry vintage, and it might be some time until I'm ready for another. When that day comes, though, I'll know where to go.

Stopped by on Sunday October 24 about 6pm. Wasn't sure if they would be open but,YAY, they were…read more Love this aronia berry wine! Kim was so friendly and knowledgeable. Venue is very nice. Recommend getting off the main roads and take a cruise in the country and visit this winery!

Very wide selection of wine, flavored alcoholic drinks. And liquor. They often have the hard to…read morefind items too

Throw fun events they have what your looking for and if they dont they will try to get it. Except…read morefor highly allocated those are hard for everyone in iowa

Very nice small winery. Had lots of wine to choose from and had good stories to tell about the…read morewinery. They do all by hand. The winery was named after a dog they had Tucker which I found cute; as I am an animal lover. Very personal couple offered us chips and dip. I definitely recommend this place I will be back hopefully in the spring.

Some of the best wine I've ever tasted! Very sweet family run operation that is so delicately taken…read morecare of with love. They are truly passionate and knowledgable. Such a breathtakingly beautiful property and a fun wine tasting experience!

My aunt and I had time to kill and been wanting to check out some wineries. This vineyard is about…read more30 minutes south from my relatives house. Out on the hill in the country. It was beautiful when we got there, they have this private road to go up the hill. Then you'll see a big house with cars parked in front. We walked in a saw a clay pizza oven, the room filled with the smell of pizza. We walked up to the bar and asked about flights, they have tastings at $1 for 1 ounce otherwise flights of 4 for $10. They had a live band performing in the back. We checked out the upstairs as well, that's additional seating upstairs. And they also have a party room for weddings and parties.

Such a gorgeous place. The rolling hills, the outdoor space, really such a nice place to spend an…read moreevening. The food was amazing, we got the cowboy butter wings and they were great, along with the cinnamon sticks and chicken mozzarella pizza, all 10/10. The girl serving at the front was also extremely nice and helpful. The wine isn't exactly the best wine you've ever had, but it's a great place to come and I would recommend.

Stopped in on a summer Thursday afternoon. So peaceful and relaxing. We didn't realize food is…read moreonly served on weekends but once we had a taste of the charcuterie board all was well because it was delicious. Service was friendly and helpful. We will be back.

Stopped for a bottle of a cool white wine on a warm summer day. Service was fine, place was quiet…read moreand enjoyable. Nice view outside!

Try the wine slush! Oh ya, you heard that right; they mix their wine w/ a drink mix, unassuming…read moregreatness. Priced well, a wine tasting of 5 plus the glass for $5. Also, depending on what u try, you get food items (a chocolate, cookie, etc...) or a cold try, then it served hot. They offer dry, semi-sweet, sweet and a port type varieties. Most of the bottles were around $14, together with the tasting it's less than $20. Our pourer was great too, she used to be a school teacher, and her love of teaching continues here with slightly tipsy adults. Good grounds to relax on after--country solitude.

Had a nice tasing, sat out in the shade with a glass of their hard cider and then left with a…read moregrowler of the same. Very enjoyable afternoon.

This is such a fun place! Jenna is an expert in picking a bottle of wine for you based on your…read morelikes and dislikes. I let her know some of the wines I liked and my preference for sweetness and I got a GREAT Pinot Grigio that I hadn't had before to have with dinner. Great service and well organized space. The wine flight is very cool too with very detailed info provided for each generous pour. A+ Check out the Thursday wine tastings too!

Ok! The outdoor seating had a wonderful view of the vineyard! The hostess was happy to help us…read moretaste some reds and settle on a bottle. The wine was solid for Nebraska. Dry wines are especially hard to execute. I would definitely stop again!

A week or more ago, after having tried many times to approach a dry red at Nebraska-based wineries,…read moremy wife uttered in one of her many moments of wisdom that I should "meet the wine where it is." To wit: don't keep trying the style of wine that you prefer from the great areas of the world, but learn to appreciate the midwest wine styles for what they do best. In this case, it was a semi-sweet white, and as it turns out, was quite enjoyable. It's doubtful that too many Omaha-area folks make the trip north of Hartington solely for the purpose of trying new wines, but if you happen to be passing by, take the time to stop in and enjoy the moment. You never know...