| The Great Plains The Midwest, which is also known as the American heartland and America's breadbasket, is paired off into two major regions; The Great Plains and The Great Lakes. The Midwestern states of Colorado, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma and South Dakota are located in the Great Plains  |  |
Kansas Total number of Wineries in Kansas (2007): 17  WINDSWEPT WINERY 1227 92nd Road Udall, KS 67146 Phone: (620) 782-3952 Website: windsweptwinery.com Who We Are: Windswept Winery's Goal is to create a boutique, artisan crafted wine, in a delightful style that would appeal to the novice and to more experienced connoisseur alike. We offer free tasting, so that you can try the fine wines, and go home with more than just a pretty bottle. And there is only one rule to wine drinking here: Drink what you like! Windswept Winery is closed on Thanksgiving day and Christmas Day. • Wine Tasting • Wine Tour • Wine Shop
Nebraska WHISKEY RUN CREEK VINEYARD & WINERY Who We Are: Whiskey
Run Creek Vineyard and Winery is a new company steeped in century old
traditions. Between the 100-year-old barn relocated to span the creek,
to the turn-of-the-century all brick caves, Whiskey Run Creek is an
engaging escape as well as a provider of wines and gifts. Come
experience our uniqueness. Take a tour and sip our wines while watching
the peaceful creek flow underneath. Schedule your special event or
discover how much your friends, family, and work associates enjoy
receiving the truly thoughtful gift of wine from Whiskey Run Creek. THE LAST CHANCE WINERY Who We Are: The
Last Chance Winery was established in 2004 to create Nebraska wine with
an 'old west' flair. Making wine in Nebraska is unlike anywhere else
because of the types of grapes grown here in the heartland. SOARING WINGS WINERY Who We Are: We
are a family run operation at Soaring Wings. The land was purchased in
2001. The history of the land goes way back. Many Indian artifacts have
been found on the land and it is suspected that it was the site of an
Indian settlement or encampment. In the 1800's farming operations began
on the land. Operations in the Vineyard began in March of 2002 with
winery operations commencing in August of 2003.
North Dakota MAPLE RIVER WINERY P.O. Box 188 Casselton, ND 58012 Phone: (701) 347-5900 Website: mapleriverwinery.com Who We Are: How did that happen? Everyone seems to ask that. Maple River Winery was registered with the Secretary of State in North Dakota on March 19, 2001. Over 5 years ago!!!! Our focus was to utilize North Dakota fruit in making traditional wines in small batches like our ancestors did. Many people have visited our winery with stories about their parents and how they would make wine. After sampling our chokecherry or rhubarb wine, every now and then we will see a tear in their eye...."This is just like my mother used to make it." is a common statement we experience. Our craftsmanship and respect for our heritage has earned us numerous recognitions throughout the United States. • Wine Tasting • Wine Tour • Wine Shop
Oklahoma Although the Sooner State is a latecomer to the wine industry,
more than 40 wineries throughout Oklahoma are continuing to mature and
expand. So when it comes to bright prospects for future growth for
wineries throughout the state, Oklahoma is OK. AVA - Ozark Mountain. Total number of Wineries in Oklahoma (2007): 47
SUMMERSIDE VINEYARDS Who We Are: Two
of life’s great pleasures are travel and wine. Historic Route 66 &
the I-44 Vinita exit is the setting for the winery and tasting room.
The sounds of music welcome you, and the gift shop offers wine
accessories and gift baskets. Enjoy a
delicious range of Oklahoma wines and grape juices, from dry reds and
whites through sweeter styles are produced, blended and bottled. • Wine Tasting • Wine Tour • Wine Shop TRES SUENOS WINERY • Wine Tasting • Wine Tour • Wine Shop South Dakota PRAIRIE BERRY WINERY 23837 Hwy 385, P.O. Box 8 Hill City, SD, 57745 Phone: (605) 574-3898 Website: prairieberry.com Who We Are: Our family has been making South Dakota wines for over 130 years. We currently offer about 15 grape, fruit and honey wines to taste and purchase. As a working winery with high production demands, we are unable to offer public tours. But we hope you'll visit us for a complimentary wine tasting, some shopping and lunch from our Euro-Deli ! Tasting Room Hours: 10 am - 6 pm, Mon. - Sat. Noon - 4 pm, Sunday, year-round. Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year's Day and Easter Sunday. • Wine Tasting • Wine Tour • Wine Shop ______________________________________
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