My husband and I visited Chateau de Pique for the first time. We were on our way to Indianapolis…read morefor the weekend and were enjoying stops along the Indiana Wine Trail. The winery itself is quite picturesque, so make sure you take time to enjoy the grounds during your visit. The staff is extremely knowledgeable and friendly and happy to stand and chat during your tasting. Chateau de Pique offers a selection of dry, semi-sweet, and sweet wines, so you're sure to find something to please your palate.

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.

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.

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.

What a gem of a place! I saw an event posted for SINGO here. SINGO was fun and fast-paced. There…read morewere three rounds and prizes at the end of each. It was not a lucky night for me, but that is a-okay since I discovered this wonderful spot. It's cozy inside, with plenty of seating and board games. The drink menu is extensive. We are talking amazing priced cocktails, a wide-range of beers, local bourbons, and many wines. I settled on a cider, but would love to return for a wine tasting.

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.

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.

To start with, this is the only wine that is drank in our house. Carousel is well known and loved…read morefor their sweet wines and their fruity dessert wines have no comparison in the local market. The signature Tiger Red is a sweeter mellow wine that would go equally well with steaks as it would with chocolate. I'm anxiously awaiting the chance to marinate chicken in their Lady Luck blush. And if you're lucky enough to get your hands on a bottle of raspberry be prepared for an explosion of liquid sweet tarts on your tongue. As for ambiance, don't expect a quick trip. Visiting with Miss Sue is like visiting with your granny or your favorite auntie. Take the time to enjoy the conversation as you sample any of the wines she currently has available You're bound to leave with both a new favorite wine and a new bit of happiness in your heart.

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 wines! Favorite was White Sangria & the Port. Buy three bottles for a discount! Bought &…read moreleft...not much atmosphere for enjoying a drink there.

Fantastic spot to taste a full complement of wines. From dry whites to sweeter wines to a block…read morebuster port, Brown County Winery has it all. Bill, a member of their friendly & knowledgeable staff offered interesting information, answered all my questions and provided delicious pours to taste. They source their grapes from all over the country and create many lovely wines locally in Brown County. My favorite was their Port. At 20% the Port is the perfect sipper to end the day. It is top notch. Do not miss trying it. Fun spot with a great local vibe. They also have gifts and food items to go with their wines.

The owners always make you feel welcome! Good is good and entertainment is spit on…read more Very beautiful place!

We decided to give the Grape Vines a try for a few drinks before my birthday dinner. We had so much…read morefun! We ordered a few wine flights, a few single pours and a charcuterie board. The board was served quickly and was very good! This is such a cute little place and I think it would make a perfect date night! It really got my birthday night kicked off perfectly!!

I have been riding Honda since 2004 when I bought a Shadow in Bloomington, IN. Had to go to…read moreGreensburg or Bloomington to get it serviced, so I was excited to learn that Seymour had taken over Honda when I bought my Goldwing from them in 2019. Mine was the first they'd sold, if I remember correctly. Well, I took it in for routine service May 31, and as of today (June 16), the solo mechanic hasn't started on it yet. Sounds like the owner needs to hire more staff (3 folks operate the sales, parts, and service depts). Trying to be patient, but this is ridiculous. I guess I should tell by there decreased inventory of bikes that motorcycles are not their focus. John's been wonderful to deal with on the phone (he's in sales, BTW), but his hands are tied if the place just has one mechanic. Sounds like I'll be looking to Indy in the future perhaps.

I moved here 3 years ago went in there for parts and the guy working there was so unfriendly I left…read morewithout buying anything and never came back. I heard there was new ownership so tried them again and I'll never be back. I wanted to buy a new Ranger and wanted trade in one really nice RZR 1000 turbo. Dealer came up with 3 prices retail, trade-in, and rough. He said they would pay the rough price as trade-in after I showed him photos it was super clean like new and had every Polaris accessory, and he is going to pay rough condition? Immediately offended I left sold it for over retail price because of all the accessories and had 3 buyers interested so he paid asking price. The buyer's first words was wow this is really clean. So I called back for a price on a Ranger which was way higher than other dealers. 3rd strike. I'm done. So. I ended up driving 3.5 hours each way into Illinois and bought one cash. I try to use local stores I will not spend my money at Polaris in Seymour.

Despite all of the times I visited my daughter at Indiana University, I never found my way to…read moreOliver Winery until this past September. Travesty, right? Now, I'm among the privileged who have enjoyed the special place, pinned by Bloomington regulars and by travelers from around the world. The temperatures were sizzling during the opening IU football game weekend (HOO HOO HOOSIERS!). We went to the winery the day before and had to skip the beautiful paths, aiming to enter the chilled inner space to take our places at the bar to sample the variety of wines. Kate assumed the duties of pleasant host, making our experience a fun learning experience. We chose the $15 Barside Guided Tasting, offering six wines from an extensive menu: Dry White Wines, Dry Red Wines, Semi-Dry Wines, Ciderworks Hard Cider, The Bakery Series, Signature Cocktails, Porch Swing, Pilot Project, and Semi-Sweet Wines. The pours were large while the conversation delved into our life experiences with humor and emotion. My favorites were the Gewürtzmariner with delicate floral aromas and a zesty finish, and the Peach Sangrini, a Bellini-inspired bright peach + zesty lemon. My daughter and I both selected the Apple Pie with crisp fresh apple, warm spices, and creamy sweet vanilla. Yum!! (We were reminded of our visit when we were back in Cleveland and found an Oliver Winery Apple Pie bottle in our grocery store!) The Oliver Winery began as a hobby in the 1960s by Indiana University law professor William Oliver. Now, the establishment distributes across the United States. We totally enjoyed our visit!

Beautiful place! It has such a scenic setting with large pond and walking trails…read more Had a few tasters to check out wines from Oliver we hadn't tried yet. The staff was accommodating and warm. We were unfortunate to be able to take the tour but maybe another day!