We tried a couple glasses of wine and were very impressed! Both the sweet and dry wine we got…read morewere fantastic! The charcuterie board was very tasty and we loved the dragon cheese (I forget the full name of it lol). We liked the other two cheeses as well, especially when one of them warmed to room tamp. The bread was good and the salami was very tasty. I liked the spicy one the most! The atmosphere was super nice and tavern like, I know they have live music which is cool. There was even things to keep our toddler busy and I loved the section with the church pews that allowed us to keep him in a someone controlled area.

The man working was very rude. Didn't even taste any wine. The one wine we wanted to taste he said…read morethat's not the one you want. So we just left.

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.

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.

Wine with an amazing view? Yes please!…read more The Ridge Winery & Tasting Room knows how to make an afternoon of enjoying wine. I met my family there over the weekend for a fun lunch. The Ridge allows BYOFood, so we brought a spread. And then we bought wine from them. My favorite was the Blackberry Table Wine, which was sweet but balanced. We took over a table on the large patio that overlooks the Ohio River. And man, what a view. There was slight breeze and ample room for everyone to sit, while being socially distant. We watched barges slowly make their way down the river while we chatted and drank. And then inside, The Ridge has a small but fun gift shop. My mom and aunt bought a cheeky glass and T-shirt. The Ridge also offers tastings in case you want to try several fruit wines. I've had better wine in Kentucky/Indiana, but The Ridge's wine plus view and overall atmosphere makes this a must-visit.

A group of us 5 girls were "glamping" up the road and stopped here before heading back to the…read morecamper from shopping downtown. This place is wonderful! I loved every wine I tried and brought several bottles home (which were consumed within a week or so). The tasting room is connected to a couple's home but it isn't weird at all (b/c I thought it would be!) It was so enjoyable to taste the wine, chat with the owners (who were hilarious and in love), then buy our glasses of wine to relax on the deck for girl talk and river views. I look forward to coming back and hope to bring my husband for a relaxing afternoon!

The whole experience was wonderful! The service was great…read moreand the food was excellent. Such a cute setting. And then the flowers and wine!! What a vast selection. Definitely going back very soon. Two thumbs up! I'd rate it higher but I'm out of thumbs.

We drove 55 minutes up 65 to get to our long anticipated visit to Stream Cliff Farm for our Spring…read moreplant buying and wine tasting and lunch at the tea room. First things first, we (4 of us) put our names on the tea room waiting list. Then we shopped for our gardens. I'd selected the plants I wanted to buy, and then it was time for lunch. Our name was next on the list. We stood waiting for the hostess when a pushy woman and two men climbed onto the porch in front of us. The woman insisted on being seated. The hostess explained that the kitchen was backed up and she couldn't seat them. Said woman loudly insisted that they 'only wanted to sit and they wouldn't be ordering anything'. A manager came out and the old woman tried to establish that a relationship existed with her and the owner. She insisted again that they be seated. They were, and immediately got wine, silverware and menus. All of this in front of us, the party that was standing waiting. At that point we said we were next on the list, but since they had not only been seated, but served before us we would leave without eating and without buying the plants we'd come to purchase. The kicker is that there were MANY seating choices outside in the shade that these people should have been directed to rather than being seated in front of us. And we left - never to return. We didn't even get an "I'm sorry." Addendum, all was not lost. We drove to a new-to-us restaurant in Seymour IN, and had great service and great food for much less than this would have cost! Addendum 2: to the person who responded to this review yesterday, thank you. I can't find your response now, but I appreciate your comments and that you took the time to explain the situation.

This hidden gem is literally off the beaten (hilly) path! We were looking for a winery on our way…read morefrom Indianapolis to Louisville & this is where our GPS took us. TRUST the GPS. Even when you feel like your partner is driving you out in the middle of no where to dump your body! Ha We never caught the gentleman's name who waited on us, taught us about his wine and about some history of the area, but he was the true gem! We will definitely find the time to make our way back here.

Great winery! Fantastic tastings. Owners are so welcoming, friendly and informative. Bathrooms…read moreare among the cleanest we have been in. Wines are delicious!!

This is a small, family-owned winery. The atmosphere is quite quaint....once we arrived at the…read morewinery. The driveway to the winery unnerved us because it was narrow, curvy and gravelly. We felt more like we were driving to a personal residence rather than a business. Once we arrived at the Winery, we understood the feeling. Although the place is a business, visitors are made to feel like family. Elaine (I think that was her name) detailed their wine-making process as she took us on the tour. We were impressed that they do EVERYTHING to recycle and have a positive impact on the environment. It was a great experience visiting this winery Their wines were flavorful and reasonably- priced. We thoroughly enjoyed the visit and will tell others about it.

This quaint little family winery is located along the Kentucky Wine Trail. What makes it different…read morefrom the others along the trail is it is more of a house. The owners live on the property and are originally from Europe. They decided to start making their own wine here in this region as the climate was something they were used to, and they were good at it. They have won some prestigious awards as you can see on display in the tasting room. All bottles are: $15 Full tasting: $6 Half tasting: $3 We went on a cold day, but the patio overlooking the property is certainly ideal for a sunny Saturday afternoon. Also on this property: farm animals. Including lama's, sheep, sheep dogs etc. It kind of caught us off guard at first, but was fun to see. Worth stopping in!

My personal favorite winery in the Greater Cincinnati area. (I prefer sweet wines to dry and semi…read moredry.) Their Golden Harvest is their main sweet wine and even though its description mentions lemon drop, it's not always discernible. Since it is a family owned and run winery, each batch will have a slightly different taste. My main favorite wines are their apple wines, especially the Apple Crisp. They also offer wood fired pizza that is unlike any of the chain restaurant's. It pairs very well with all of their wines that we've tried so far. I think it's probably low acidic sauce because I have heartburn problems when I eat anyone else's pizza with wine but not theirs. When they aren't busy, the staff, especially Mark and Julie, recognize us from our visits over the years. The tasting room and pizza window overlook a nice little pond and woods and all the decor is spot on.

Lovely! So reasonably priced and just the perfect blend of off the beaten path and close to home…read more Amazing pizza! Very attentive staff and phenomenal service. Laid back and quaint atmosphere. I got a few bottles to take back but should of gotten a few cases

Visited opening weekend. Has a nice selection of whites and a few reds. Very reasonably priced…read more Not a very big ro om so sseatimg is limited. During warmer weather the river and park is near by so that might be a good place to enjoy. Owners, Dave & Beth are very friendly. Highly recommend stopping in to support this new local business. I'll definitely stop in again when I'm in the area

We stopped by on our way to Cincinnati and I'm so glad we did! My boyfriend likes dry wine and I…read morelike sweeter whites and we were able to taste all of their options free of charge! They also had a peach and a chocolate wine slushie which were both very refreshing. If you are in the area I would highly recommend stopping by!

Huber"s Winery is one of my top 3 wineries I have ever been 2! Their wine and spirits are top…read morenotch! Also if you go to Hubert's YOU NEED TO REQUEST BRI SHE SO OUT GOING AND EXPLAINS EACH WINE! She is THE BEST! Hands down the best services at a winery I have ever had!!! The scenery is gorgeous! Hubert's winery is a hidden gem in Indiana! They cafe the food was amazing and the farmers market amazing There were only TWO things that WAS NOT so great! IT IS THEIR CHEESE AND ICE CREAM FACTORY!. I use to take my daughter there for the horseback riding and the petting zoo ! 15 plus years ago ONE OF HER FAVORITES WAS WALKING OVER TO THEIR CHEESE AND ICE CREAM FACTORY IT HAS CHANGED UNFORTUNATELY She loved watching through a glass window and see them making cheese and ice cream! That was one of her favorites their ice cream back then had more taste the ice cream they THEY HAVE NOW you can't taste any flavor in the ice cream ITS SO BLAND i bought the homemade peach ice cream it tasted like plain vanilla ice cream NO PEACH TASTE what so ever I swapped it out for salted Carmel I could not taste the salted Carmel at all I might as well just ordered vanilla. They also had more flavors back then! The quality of their ice cream has gone way down VERY LITTLE CHEESE SELECTION not a big fan of that change ! They need to bring back the cheese factory where we could see through the glass ! and MAKE THEIR ICE CREAM WITH FLAVOR I WOULD STILL GIVE IT 10 plus if I could!!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE BRI ask for her when you if ever go and have a tasting!!! SHE IS AMAZING!!!

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.