We visited on a good-weather holiday when live music was offered, which seems one of the best times…read moreto enjoy a winery. Big parking lot! Pleasant new building! Upon entry, a couple staff members greeted and oriented us, we opened a tab, ordered, and took a seat on the patio. Food choices: Spinach artichoke dip, lobster nachos, outlaw grilled cheese on a gluten-free bun. Somewhere along the way, Therese H. enjoyed a peach slushie, too. Wine tasting: Each sample was served in a wine glass, glasses brought to us in a lovely metal flight server. We tried what we thought we might like, and, as expected, several were quite pleasant. To our taste, the best sample that day was the Cabernet Franc, so we purchased a bottle for home.

We came down and stayed in Tuscola for state track in Charleston. Wish we would have came here…read moresooner! Wine is tasty and the food is great! Worth a drive for sure.

What a nice quiet winery off the beaten path. Family owned, unpretentious and very knowledgeable in…read moretheir products. We visited on a cold and dreary saturday. The owners grandson and daughter were the only other people there. But what a pleasant experience. Will go back when the weather turns nicer to enjoy the outdoor seating

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Tucson Hills Winery is one of the best winery experiences I've had in a long time. Chase and Carter…read moremade the entire visit stand out from the moment we walked in. They were welcoming, knowledgeable about every wine on the menu, and made the tasting feel relaxed and fun. They took the time to walk us through the different flights, recommended great pairings, and genuinely cared about making sure everyone was enjoying themselves. You can tell they take pride in their work and in the winery. The atmosphere here is calm and comfortable, perfect for hanging out with friends or just unwinding. The wine itself was excellent, but the service from Chase and Carter is what truly made the experience memorable. Highly recommend stopping by Tucson Hills Winery, and definitely ask for Chase and Carter if you want a great visit.

Traveling again through Effingham, IL. We will stop again at the Winery for an overnight stay in…read moreour Coach. This late in the season, the fields have been plowed. Great wine selection and food menu is simple and tasty. It's a beautiful building with a very comfy decor inside. The outside patio is great since weather is cool but nice. Highly recommended.

Google said the winery is open from 5-8. Got there on a Friday night at 5:30 pm. Not a soul in…read moresight, no cars, place looked deserted. If they were open they did a great job of hiding it. I don't know if this helps or not.

Stopped in with a friend after hiking at nearby Shakamak State Park. We noticed this winery on our…read moreway to the park and made note to stop in on our way home. Initially, we were unsure where to enter; there's a barn structure and a house and we didn't want to walk into someone's home accidentally! But, the tasting room is indeed located in the unassuming converted house. The interior has a bar area, a couple seating spaces and an outdoor space. The tasting is generous, 5 wines for $5 plus the slushies. This winery specializes in fruit wines, which tend to be sweeter than what I typically drink. However, the pear wine was a refreshing delight after our day in the steamy outdoors. The slushies were surprising-I also don't usually like these because of their sweetness- but the ones here were not sticky sweet. Small charcuterie snacks are offered if you need a snack with your flight, glass or bottle. I wish I got the name of the woman helping us. We had great conversation and she made the experience comfortable, casual and just fun. Tilted Compass was the kind of place you can visit after enjoying a day outside at the park. Or add this winery to your list of new places to try for a low key weekend adventure.

Britton Winery was the highlight of the Covered Bridge Festival for us. One of the owners is a…read moredescendant of J. A, Britton, the builder of half of the covered bridges in Park County. There is no surprise that the winery has a covered bridge theme, "Cross at a Walk." Terry Britton, owne, began the winery 14 years ago after retiring. He and his wife make fruit based wines and brew several beers. Terry took time to tell us about his family history and describe the winery. Terry and family finished the interior of his event center. The center has a lovely upscale vibe with a large bar and seating for over 50 guests. The surrounding grounds are immaculate and lovely. I tried a Pina Colada slushy and my husband had lager beer. I loved the Pina Colada, which was refreshing after a warm day of hiking. My husband enjoyed his beer. Prices are very reasonable and I can't wait to return.

The owner/ bartenders are rude. They don't give palette cleansers and act annoyed when asked. They…read morenever offered waters either. We spent a lot of money on flights. Heading home which is 30 minutes and get a call from our neighbor they had switch our cards and were being rude to him. We will never go back. These people should stick to making the wine and pay someone else to deal with people.

This is a small quiet winery a few miles off of Interstate 70. I have been visiting for a decade,…read moreand appreciate the quiet atmosphere. They have flights, so you can sample before you buy a bottle. There are snacks like cheese, nuts and meat, to purchase in a cooler if you are hungry. There are also plenty of beverage choices if you do not wish to have wine, and milk and juice for kiddos if you are visiting with your family. I have always felt comfortable walking in with my kids. We often stopped here on our way from Indianapolis to St. Louis and stretched our legs. It is also close to a beautiful covered bridge, so i t makes pulling off the interstate a nice experience to pair the winery and bridge together. I feel like the wines are a combination of excellent flavor and yet affordable for yourself or as a gift. This year they has a wine called "Let it Snow" with edible glitter that made a beautiful swirl.

Lovely vineyard nestled in Cumberland County close to the interstate…read more We really enjoyed the ambiance sitting on the porch overlooking flowers, grapevines, and nature. The owners were very friendly and helpful. I tried a flight of wine and a slushy, my husband had the Canoe. We left. with a bottle of Canoe and cherry wine. If you want food you can bring your own or they had cheese and crackers for sale.

Excellent event venue and winery. Spacious outdoor seating with great views of nature. The tasting…read moreroom is bright and airy, and they have a great selection of wines, beers, and ciders to choose from. Great service, too!

Tucked away about 15 minutes outside of Terre Haute, Indiana, you will find the most beautiful…read morewinery with delicious drinks and a stunning view. Welcome to Sycamore Winery! This spacious winery has seating inside or outside on a large patio, along with picnic benches and a walking trail around the lake. There is also a large pavilion where you can have a beautiful wedding ceremony. Because this is such a beautiful spot, you will want to book far in advance. This winery has seasonal events and when the nights get colder you can even light up a bonfire! I'd highly recommend trying one of their signature slushies because they are incredibly tasty! Add this winery to your bucket list today!

Super cute and fun winery in southern Illinois. Very cute tasting room and gift shop. Owners were…read morenice and friendly and very knowledgeable about wine and pairings. So nice to be able to sit outside and join our family to share some tasty wines. We love wineries and this one really stuck with me. Can't wait to go back and try some more of their wine and visit when they have live music

Compared to others in the general area, I found Lasata Wines and this winery beautiful, isolated…read more(which added to the beauty) and charming. They are growing their own grapes and making their own wine too, which not all wineries in Indiana do. Maybe a strong 3 star versus and actual 4, but I'm drinking wine, so let me round up. Wines are mostly sweet as is the case with Indiana wine. We were there right when they opened on a Sunday and were greeted with warmth and welcomes. We were the only ones there until we left about 40 minutes later. Wine was simply OK in my book, but combined with the ambiance of sitting outside, in the shade, amongst the sounds of nature, the rustle of a cool breeze and then add wine....really almost tranquil. I think they need a hammock! It is a beautiful property and we are glad we drove over there to see it and spend some time.

Great staff! They were very busy and there was only one server. She kept up awesomely! Good wine…read moreand nice atmosphere.

The Boones Farm Strawberry Hill, 2026 vintage w screw on cap is great! I drank the whole bottle…read moremyself and passed out in the ditch.