If you're in the area Monkey Hollow needs to be one of your stops. It's a lovely winery and…read moredistillery in a beautiful location. We were lucky and had the winery to ourselves. The staff couldn't have been more helpful considering there were 6 of us. There are so many wines to choose from and several liqueurs as well. The coffee liqueur is awesome. There is outside seating so if possible sit out and enjoy the lake and grounds.

Went in for a tasting. Staff were friendly and helpful. We tried several wines and spirits. The…read moresweet wines were delicious as well as the fruited wines.

Came on a Saturday 4/11 at like 2:30 and it wasn't open. No one on site. There's a house right next…read moreto this barn which I think they live in?? And a bunch of stuff in the yard. Call before you come. I'm not sure if this place is in business anymore, their website is a little outd

Great, laid back atmosphere, the young lady serving us was filled with information about all the…read morewine selections. We left with a couple of bottles of Red Tiger Red & the other couple traveling with us bought the Eclipse group & filled a case up!

Huber's is the perfect day trip. For $5/person you can ride in the tractor trailer out to the…read morefields to pick some berries, peaches, or whichever produce is in season. We were really impressed by the amount of strawberries today & got some blueberries too! The prices per pound were posted where you purchase your ticket to ride. There is a wonderful market with fresh picked produce, jams, fresh baked goods, fudge, seasonings, etc as well to grab some goodies. Today there was live music, which was great to listen to while eating a burger from the food truck and a flatbread ordered from inside. Other things we'll have to try on our next visit are the homemade ice cream and a wine tasting.

We did a tour here today and it was really intimate - we were the only four on the tour. They…read morecalled my friend, who had booked the tour, about two hours ahead of time to say the Rickhouse would be closed because of the cold weather, and to ask if we wanted to continue the tour as scheduled or rebook - good customer service. We arrived a little bit early and had lunch at the cafe on-site, which was pretty good, and then we checked in for our tour. What people may not know is that below the gift shop area is where a lot of the barrels and such are. I think our tour guide's name was Ricky and she was very good, I learned a little bit about the distillery. We had chosen the bottle your own experience, which ended up being really unique. At the end of the tour, we got to taste a few of the bourbons, literally from the barrels, and then we got to fill a bottle from one of the open barrels. After that, we put a sticker/the label one, plus one with our name, and another with the back label. Differentiation was encouraged, although we all put them on standardly except for my husband, who had the four of us plus Ricky sign the bottle, which was fun. I believe the tour was $100 each, and just the bottle itself would've been like $80, so for $20 extra, it was a good deal. At the end of the tour, they let us taste a good portion of their wines and other whiskeys and bourbons; I will say their wines were not that great, unfortunately, though there were two that I liked and purchased. They were very generous with the tastings and I don't think there was a maximum number ... I tasted maybe 1/3 of what was on the sheet, aka open for tastings. Overall I would come back here, although I probably wouldn't need to do the tour a second time (it would be fun to see the rickhouses, though).

Winzerwald Winery is a beautiful family owned winery in the Hoosier National Forrest. We have…read morevisited this charming winery a couple times, 8 tastings for $6, always enjoyed the wines, learning from the knowledgeable master vintner, & lovely charcuterie board. During the summer months they host many events, live music in relaxing setting, wine tasting, & fun mementos.

Winzerwald was nothing short of fantastic. We had a corporate group of 20ish people visit in the…read moremiddle of the week in June 2026. I emailed back and forth with Winzerwald to make sure they were ok accommodating such a large group. They were more than welcoming, spent 10-15 mins giving us their history and how they ended up there. The tasting was fun and timely. We purchased some cheese and summer sausage which were very tasty as well. 10/10 recommend Winzerwald for groups large or small. Thanks again!

So this winery used to have a tasting room on 82nd street next to the now complete Nickel trail…read moretrail. They renovated the old train station and turned it into a stylish wine tasting room. Covid hit and the trail was under construction, I don't know what happened, but they. Loses the location in Indy. We were exploring southern Indiana and we saw the sign - Wine! I was like, Wow, they were the ones in Castleton. What a beautiful location they have here. Great venue for Weddings and such. Very friendly staff and some pretty good wines for Indiana.

Top notch service! Scenic trip to the winery on a Saturday afternoon with mi Hermana!read more

Great sweet wines and one of the best views of any winery we have been to in the Midwest.read more

We sampled several wines & both sangrias & we brought several home! The owner served us & was very…read morefriendly & kind. The views are fantastic overlooking the water & the whole place is very relaxing & laid back.

Mo is the best! She took great care and time with us! Several options of wine and liquor…read more Definitely worth the stop

These people only understand sweet wines. The red wine that I bought was not drinkable.read more

The lanthier winery and distillery is literally a must see attraction for anyone looking to visit…read moreour small town of Madison Indiana or for anyone who has never stopped by or maybe you just haven't visited lately. Its Indiana oldest winery but with its constant up keep of beautiful sceneries and event changes with every season Its hard to believe its a modern piece of the 1800th century. Its an amazing destination for anniversaries or special events but also so big with so much to see its perfect for anyone wanting to just stroll and explore all its beautiful unique sights and enjoy a free wine tasting of all thier award winning wines.

We stopped at Lanthier Winery and Distillery on a whim during a day trip to Madison, Indiana. What…read morea surprising treat! In our region, local rural wineries often offer sweet berry wines. There are plenty of sweet options, but the dry wines are great! Mr.Lanthier has refined his skills since they started in 1994 and the juice is from the Great Lakes wineries that have gotten drier over the years. Distilling wines into unexpectedly good vodkas and gins since 2020 adds more reasons to visit this terrific gem, especially on a beautiful spring day.

This tasting room has been on my list of places to go to for the longest time. And we finally were…read moreable to make our way there. We were not disappointed. It is such a beautiful and open space which is literally right across the railroad tracks hence the name. The bourbon's, wine, and beer are all local to Kentucky. We were met with a full draft list along with flights that were available in seasonal cocktails. We opted for one of the sours from off the rails themselves and an IPA. It was very enjoyable. There was live music on the weekend and they were games in the back. It was such a nice experience and I can't wait to go back.

So - I am a pretty serious wine-drinker, an Oenophile so I am pretty particular…read more Nah!!! I am just kidding! I just enjoy all kinds of wine - less fancy, the better. This place was cool. We lucked out since we went on "free popcorn Friday"!!! This place is all about new flavors of wine and flavorings. We tried 6 kinds - 4 were worthy (of purchase), one was a spiced wine that we decided (after much thought) that we liked. And one we did not care for. That's not a bad average. It was fun with super-nice people. Give them a try.

Off the beaten path but well worth the effort. Great selection of sweet wines and a great variety…read moreof weekend entertainment.

This winery has also been on my radar. Not too far from Turtle Run I came here to check the place…read moreout myself. Like Turtle Run this place is located on a gravel road with houses around and proper signage. Here the tasting is unlimited for $5. My favorite was probably the mango flavor. I of course tried the maple syrup flavor and, it did taste like maple syrup. The host told me they buy the syrup locally and make it into wine, Very interesting. This is also another place I plan on coming back to. The host was friendly and knowledgeable and this place is a good escape from society as well.