Great people and great store!! Helped me find what I needed and made suggestions. Always very…read morehelpful!!

When traveling in Indiana we always stop at different liquor stores, but there seems to be more of…read morethe BOB stores or Liquor Barns. Seems strange that you can't get beer at Speedway, but every area is different. The cashier here was very nice and allowed me to use the restroom even though it wss employee only, it was an emergency The store is clean, well organized and friendly staff.

This is a very small winery shop. It isn't the actual winery, but does offer 6 free wine samplings,…read moreincluding the dessert wines. The woman working was very affable and helped us right away. It's better to be in first because it gets crowded quickly. They have a nice variety, but it is pretty average when it comes to the tastes of the wines. They also sell some fun gifts, like a wine laniard and tipsy wine glasses. Overall, a fun way to spend time out with friends.

Wonderfully done. We dropped by for a look and wound up staying for the afternoon. Took a few…read morebottles along for our road trip.

Stopped in over the weekend for the first time while visiting Brown County! Cute little spot near…read moreall the shops, and I'm always down for a quick wine tasting so was definitely excited to try it out. Here you can get 6 tasting for $5 which isn't bad at all. We ended up doing two sets of tastings each so we could sample most, and since they're only 1 oz pours it's very manageable. They also had some cheese/crackers snacks all available to enjoy with your tasting. As far as the wines I enjoyed about 75% of the ones I tried! Purchased a bottle of the Riesling (that and the merlot were my favorites as far as dry ones). I do think sweet wine lovers will really like this place as they have a whole page of options! The blackberry and blueberry were very good.

Stopped for a quick wine tasting. For Indiana wines I was actually pleasantly surprised. The…read morebartender/server was helpful with recommendations.

I can't say enough good things about this place. Not only does it have great beer, but it has a…read moregreat setting where you can also get wine and a few choices of hard liquor. I had visited those other sides of the property before, so I had to stop in to check out the beer side. Sharing the same building as the winery, the brewery side is very rustic looking with wine barrels stacked in the "dining" room portion of the brewery. There is a counter but barstools are VERY limited. The nice part of that is that it clears space to allow new purchases to occur without reaching over someone. I decided to do my usual flight whenever checking out a brewery for the first time. They have four 5 oz for $10 at the time of my visit. And they had loads of options to choose from. One of the really cool things they do is have light IPA's, IPA's, and their SMaSH beer comes if five single hop varieties so that if you order a flight of SMaSH, you can tell the differences in the hops. Very cool. I will have to try that the next time. Since I wanted more variety, I went with a Blood Orange Blonde (4.7%, 25IBU) which was citrusy, but not too sour. I then went with the SMaSH with the Calypso hops (4.7%, 47) which was hoppy, but aptly named light. I followed up with their regular IPA (American) at a kicking 7% (52 IBU) that was really well balanced. And I finished off with a really tasty Vanilla Bean Milk Stout (5%, 24). It's pretty rare when I like all the flavors I pick in a flight, but this was about as close as I've been. Very good options! The service in the afternoon was great, though I will say there weren't a lot of folks at the counter at 3 in the afternoon. Still, the bartender was very pleasant and made good conversation to pass the time since I was by myself. I look forward to returning to try some more flavors. Review #1694

Good food, wine is ok and beer is ok . The thing I disliked was having to go one place for beer…read moreone place for wine and one for food. It's shame they don't open earlier so people with an earlier lunchtime could eat there. We don't attend the music events due to dogs being brought in.

Cork liquors are all over this small town, ha, and they're all kept up well, look nice, have a…read morelarge selection of booze and a fairly friendly staff. They're open late and priced right. Come in to get your favorite carry out drink and mixes.

We stopped here late on a Friday night. The crowd in the parking lot was sketchy. Selection was…read morelimited and a little pricey. They were out of wine openers. Seriously you are a liquor store!

One of our favorite distilleries--this is always a must-stop whenever we visit Brown County in…read moreNashville. Our favorite cocktail is the Apple Pie Shake-Up, and it never disappoints. We love that they walk you through all the ingredients and even give you recipe cards so you can try to make it at home. Somehow it's never quite the same when we make it ourselves, which is exactly why we keep coming back to enjoy it firsthand. We've also done the tour multiple times, and it's always a great experience--very informative and well done. The tastings along the way are a lot of fun and just add to the overall experience. Great drinks, great staff, and always worth the stop.

When people think of whiskey in Indiana's Brown County, they might think of that other place. (You…read moreknow the one.) But there is another distillery quietly making small-batch, high-quality spirits in Nashville, and that's Bear Wallow Distillery. Located just outside of downtown Nashville, Bear Wallow Distillery is one of the only female-owned distilleries in the country. They create their spirits in a traditional copper pot still, which I learned is unique. Inside the tasting room, you can enjoy a whiskey tasting or a flight, or sip a craft cocktail and relax in the shop. I chose to enjoy a "Call Me Old Fashioned" standing up at the bar, while chatting with the guy who made me my drink. My Old Fashioned was well balanced, not too sweet and made me feel all warm inside, as a good Old Fashioned should. Those who are interested in learning more about the whiskey-making craft can go on a Farm-to-Fifth Tour, which takes you behind the scenes to learn about the history of whiskey and see the full production process. I did, and I found it very informative! I had a new appreciation for the kind of whiskey and spirits they are making here at Bear Wallow Distillery. From the ingredients they choose to the barrels they use, they really put their foot in it, as they say. If you like whiskey, or just like to try local spirits, this is a good place to visit in Nashville.

It is certainly a-ok. And we had such a nice visit, I'm bumping it to 4 stars!…read more The rundown: -The winery shares the location with an event space and a brewery. A brewery I had been wanting to visit, in fact! How convenient! -Off the beaten path. Not quiet as 'in town' as I anticipated. -Ample parking. -Six tastings for $4. -Dry and sweet and all in between are offered here. We drove up about 15 minutes after they opened. Walked up to the tasting bar and showed our IDs and got ready to wine-down. Jean was our tasting host/guide and she was lovely. You get a laminated menu of their wines and a dry-erase marker to indicate what you would like to try. I tend to lean towards sweet, but I am also starting to enjoy drier varieties. So I opted for a few semi-dry and semi-sweet options. Those were sweet enough for my sweet tooth! The sweet wines are like candy, if that is your thing! The bottles are fairly and affordably priced. I got two bottles and with the tasting on top of that, I paid less than $30 for my whole visit. I don't necessarily foresee myself coming back here, at least not for the wine alone. It was good and I liked it, but it wasn't my favorite. But rolled in with the attached brewery...for sure! Together, they make for a visit to remember!

Pleasantly surprised by this winery. It'd been quite a few years since my last visit and I was…read moreshocked by the growth. There is now a restaurant, distillery, brewery in addition to the winery. We ended up having lunch before doing a wine tasting. We liked all of the wine that we tried and even ended up taking some home. The winery, restaurant & brewery are all housed in a redone barn. The place was beautiful and the service was excellent. Would absolutely stop by here again.

Love the cotton candy and PB AND J flavors. Slushies are great. Cute. Quiet outside.read more

Sweet wine lovers: This is your place. Actually, even dry wine lovers like myself will enjoy…read moresampling the wines at Range 46 Wine Co., because the flavors are fun, the tasting room is comfy and the owner is just the nicest. Just keep in mind that the wines lean heavily sweet. Some of their more popular flavors include Peanut Butter & Jelly, Moscato and Cotton Candy, if that gives you a taste of the sweetness level that you can expect! Range 46 is a family-friendly and pet-friendly farm winery. When I visited, there was also a corn maze for guests to visit. There's patio seating and indoor seating, so you can try a wine tasting or flight at the bar, or take it outside on the outdoor patio during nice weather. At certain times during the summer, the winery also has special events with live music and food trucks. One of the reasons why I love visiting wineries and doing wine tastings is because sometimes, I make surprising discoveries. I went into Range 46 thinking that I wasn't a Chardonnay lover (or even a liker). But when I walked out, the only bottle I had purchased was a Chardonnay! Hot dang! The Chardonnay at Range 46 was quite tasty, and I was surprised by how much I loved it. I loved it just as much once I got it home and cold. It pays to go outside your comfort zone and open your mind up to something new.