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New Albanian BreweryIn 2002, New Albanian began brewing distinctive house beers and
within a year had been declared “Best of Louisville” and “Best of Show”
in the Indiana State Fair commercial brewing competition. Two locations
in New Albany provide a wide range of beers and dining experiences. |
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Turtle Run WineryJust a short drive south of Georgetown, Indiana, Turtle Run Winery
offers a state-of-the-art winery in full view from the tasting room.
Take a tour, have a picnic, stroll the vineyards, or shop at the gift
store. Plus, Turtle Run offers a wide range of events throughout the
year, including free music concerts. |
Huber WineryIndiana's largest wine-grape producer, Huber Winery is also the first
distillery in the state, featuring exceptional brandies and grappa. A
wide range of award-winning wines means that you're sure to find several
that become your favorites. Cellar tours and tastings, Starlight Cafe,
and music on summer weekends complete the Huber Winery experience. Only 5 minutes from Rosewind Farm. |
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River City WineryOne of the newest wineries in the area is based in a beautifully
restored 1900s building in New Albany, Indiana. River City features both grape and
fruit wines. Tastings are available, plus there is a restaurant featuring light
meals and music on the weekend. Be sure to try River City's peach and cherry wines |
Best VineyardsEnjoy a drive through the countryside as you wend your way toward Elizabeth, Indiana, and Best Vineyards. Sample the wines, then enjoy a relaxing afternoon sitting on the deck overlooking the vineyards. Try their Chardonel, which was a 2010 Double Gold Best in Class at the Indy International Wine Competition. |
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Stream Cliff Farm WineryBesides beautiful gardens, great gift shops, and a tea room, Stream Cliff Farm Winery offers great wines with unusual names based on the owners' love of horses. In addition to the regular complimentary tastings, there are also wine-cooking classes and candlelight dinners with wine tastings. |
Vinetree Farm WineryLocated near Hardinsburg, Indiana, Vinetree Farm Winery offers personal attention with their complimentary tastings of wines made from French-American hybrid grapes. |
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French Lick WineryNot far from the spectacular West Baden and French Lick Hotels, French Lick Winery is noted for its many award-winning wines, even one made from rhubarb. Sample the wines in the tasting room, browse the wine-related gift items as well as the gourmet coffees and teas, and enjoy the Italian cuisine in the Vintage Cafe. |
Winzerwald WineryCelebrating their German ancestry as well as that of the region, the owners of Winzerwald Winery specialize in German favorites, such as Reisling, May Wine, and various spiced wines as well as others. Be sure to try the gold-medal Cherry Red. The tasting room includes a gift shop with an array of German, Swiss, and Indiana food and gift items, including the winery's signature nutcrackers. |
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Carousel WineryJust north of Mitchell, Indiana, Carousel Winery is a small, family-owned winery that has quickly made a name for itself with award-winning wines. In addition to wines made from French-American hybrid grapes, they also make some unusual fruit wines, including their popular pomegranate. |
Chateau De PiqueLocated near Seymour, Indiana, Chateau De Pique also has a store in Clarksville, Indiana. Their classic selection of wines made from French-American hybrids is complemented by several fruit wines, including one made from gooseberries. |
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Bluegrass Brewing CompanyServing award-winning handcrafted beer and brewlicious food at three Louisville, Kentucky, locations, BBC produces an array of taste-tempting brews ranging from a standard American Pale Ale to more adventurous Raspberry Meade and Bourbon Barrel Smoked Stout. |
Wineries of IndianaIn Indiana, the age-old art of winemaking is transformed into a
casual event with a relaxed Hoosier style. Over three dozen Indiana
wineries offer a wonderful opportunity for a weekend excursion with an
educational flare. Tour wineries, enjoy a picnic overlooking the rolling
hills and vineyards, and relax around the tasting bar sampling the many
wines that Indiana offers. |
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