Beautiful winery with lots of outdoor sitting areas for friends to gather. 8 samplings for free…read morewith many more to try. Known for their sweet and fruity wines. They sell by the bottle for $16 and a glass to enjoy there is $5. Very affordable. Sweet, helpful and knowledgeable staff. Will ship free to my state (AL) for an order of $65 or more. Military discounts of 20%.

Such a beautiful stop at Purple Toad Winery! We had the…read moreunexpected opportunity to visit Purple Toad Winery during our travels through Kentucky, and the property is absolutely charming! The grounds are beautiful, quaint, and well-maintained, creating a relaxing atmosphere that's perfect for spending an afternoon with friends and family. The staff was very welcoming, and there were plenty of unique wine varieties to sample. And for FREE! Each person gets up 8 free tastings + 5 free whiskey, tasting If you're looking for a picturesque stop with a fun and laid-back Kentucky winery experience, it's definitely worth a visit. The setting is a 5-star experience--the wine itself was more hit-or-miss for us and didn't quite live up to the beauty of the property (whiskey was better! ) but still recommend visiting for the atmosphere alone. They also had free NA beverages for the kids, which is nice!

Stop here on the fly exploring the sights in southern Illinois on our "explore Illinois" road trip…read more Great place. The owner was a great guy and treated us and our kids like family. Even gave them toys and toured them around the vineyard to see some of the animals he has. The wine was great. We did the tasting first. The corn wine and the spicy wine were super unique and tasty. Be carefully with the spicy wine and listen to him when he tells you.IT IS HOT! But had great flavor We enjoyed a glass of the rylee red in the yard and took a bottle of that home and a bottle of the dry. If I'm in the area again I'll definitely go back

Wasted our time coming here. We confirmed that they were open online and on their website and they…read morewere not. Their website even states that they're open 24 hours. They need to update this for people that waste their time coming to see them.

Beautiful winery inside and out! Great place for lunch and to try some very impressive wines…read more Amanda is a gem! We had a great visit!

To me, this place has so much potential, but it fell a little short of expectations…read more We came as a group of 8. Per their signage and staff reports, we are to order at the bar. (This was helpful as we could do separate checks). They offer wine and cocktails. However, on my visit, their soda gun was broken, so my friends who did not drink alcohol had limited drink options. Unfortunately, their kitchen got slammed and struggled to keep up. My group's food came out very spread out. Salads were decent. My one friend enjoyed their tacos. However, my last friend to order food ordered a grilled cheese, and it came out cold. I would come for the wine again, but would only order food if it didn't appear crowded. Inside and outside were pretty. The place was super clean.

Around mid-June, my wife and I were in the Paducah, KY area on the way to visit some friends. We…read morehad time to kill, so we Googled if there were any local wineries. The one we decided to check out was Poca Terra Winery. Once you leave Paducah proper heading out to the rural areas the roads very much start to narrow and winding, our ride to Poca Terra being no exception. Once we found the winery the countryside was well worth the trip. Poca Terra is a small winery on what may have been a farm at one time. There is a small vineyard next to the main house. In the back of the property, there is a barn-type structure that the owners are converting into a tasting building. For the present, the couple who own the winery does their tastings on an outside porch at the main house. We were the only ones there so we were able to spend time with the owners tasting and discussing their wines and how they came about becoming winemakers. They inherited some antique but functional winemaking equipment passed on down the years from his grandfather who used to make his wines. The equipment originally came from Italy and supplements their more modern equipment. I have to say, even though they may be a smaller winery, their estate bottle dry wines were excellent. My wife and I bought all five of their dry wines. One was a rather unique rose aged in oak. They also bottle sweet and semi-sweet wines. We thoroughly enjoyed our time with John and Karen, the owners, and their wines. We will come back and I would encourage you if you are in the area to pay a visit.

We showed up tonight for their music event and stood in line about a bottle wine and sat down in…read morethe rain came along, which we are not upset about cause the rain is what it is but what we are not happy about is you charge is five dollars for a corkage fee to take that bottle from your table down to the table we had in your yard. I don't understand why you would charge us extra five dollars to take the cork out of the bottle for us. Are we supposed to carry a wine cork so we don't have to pay for that??? unless it's required by law which I don't believe it is a little ridiculous

My children treated me to a winery tour for my 75th birthday on Saturday, June 18th. We used this…read moreservice. It was as good as it could get! Fred was our host and driver. He came on time to pick up us. We weren't quite ready, but he waited patiently. There were 7 of us. We rode in the immaculate white Explorer. We were a little cozy, but it was fine. Fred was very accommodating, flexible, friendly, helpful and kind. One of my grandsons is handicapped and he was very helpful with him. Let him ride in the front with him and helped with his walker. We were allowed to bring snacks and water which we indulged in between stops. He dropped us off at the door and we did not see him again until it was time to move on to the next stop. One of the wineries was closed for a wedding so he substituted another winery on the opposite side of the tour we were doing, but were interested in because the winery has a store in our town that we go to often. We had a great time! If you are in doubt, go for it. We met his wife, Heidi, at one of the stops and I am sure she would be just as good.

From the owner: We provide shuttle service to the various wineries, distilleries, and micro breweries in Southern…read moreIllinois and Western Kentucky.

Always a good time. Great service. Good food. On the weekends, wonderful live entertainment…read more Free tastings. A laid back time and good experience. A must see.

This is a fun, rustic spot near Cape Girardeau, Missouri. This is a family run business that…read moreoperates the winery with great pride. They offer free tastings with options from dry to sweet. It is in a rural area with both old and modern seating areas. They have live music on weekends, but it was cancelled, due to the nonstop rain. We Like dry wines, and we chose their rose. We were visiting our son at SEMO and were looking for something new and fun for adults. We were glad we went there.

Have been going to Pheasant Hollow Winery for over a decade, every time I drive down to southern…read moreIllinois. Wife and I stopped in one my last trip, thirsty and tired. Asked for a glass of water and the lady behind the bar went to the cooler and gave me and the wife a bottle of water, no charge. I knew what I wanted to drink ( a glass of Pink Catawba wine), my wife wanted to do a tasting ( taste 3 wines , no charge . The gentleman behind the bar gave her and additional 3 tastings). We both got a glass of pink Catawba - $5 a glass and relaxed outside, sitting in the woods. Bought 3 bottles of wine to take home. Friendly people, beautiful setting, excellent wines.

Wine was really poor quality food was out of food trailer and deep fried everything. Nice setting…read morebut low quality wine.

We visited StarView on a Saturday afternoon in March as part of the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail. The…read morelocation is nice. There is a large indoor area and a huge back patio partly covered/partly uncovered overlooking a small pond that provides a nice lively but pretty setting in which to enjoy your wine. The parking lot is right out front. They allow you to bring in food and do permit dogs on-leash. When we entered, we saw lots of rather typical wine merchandise to buy. We were hoping to have wine flights outside on the patio, but they only do flights inside at the walk-up bar. Instead, we had a couple of small tastes and picked a bottle of wine to bring out back on the patio. There was a live band performing which was nice. Lots of seating and an energetic vibe. We enjoyed our wine as well. You have the option to either keep your wine glasses as a souvenir or return them to get your deposit back.

Stopped for lunch while passing thru. It was ok. Nothing special. Self order clean up sandwiches…read more Bag chips. Enjoyed watching the Koi and turtles. It's a winery not restaurant so keep that in mind. Staff greeted us and seemed pleasant for minimal interaction

The food is good and all but the servers or hosts or whatever don't have respect for eachother,…read moreliterally seen it while I was there. You had one server that was happy talking to her other coworkers but one for no reason, how bout we stop being bitches to eachother in the workplace.

Try the Cowboy Candy. Incredible! As is everything we tried on the menu. Great wait staff. Great…read morelocation with view of the river. Highly recommended.

Such a cute distillery and positive experience! I brought a group of ladies here as part of a…read morebachelorette "wine trail" (I wanted to add more variety than only wine). It was a great way to kick off the trail because the owners were super friendly and welcoming. They even took some great pics of the bride and our group. They were clearly passionate about the distillery and the tasting was great. Several people in my group purchased bottles because they enjoyed it so much.

Cute little winery & very friendly..would definitely good back! Wine tasted great! Beautiful…read morescenery!!