A Taste of the USA

Indiana

The age-old art of winemaking is transformed into a casual event with a relaxed Hoosier style. Indiana Wineries offer a wonderful opportunity for a weekend excursion with family, friends or a loved one. Wineries offer close to home adventures with an educational flare. Tour the winery and cellar, enjoy a picnic overlooking the rolling hills and vineyards or relax around the tasting bar sampling different wines.

Total number of Wineries (2007): 42

Featured Wineries

AVA - Ohio River Valley

BUTLER WINERY
6200 E. Robinson Road
Bloomington, IN 47408
Phone: (812) 332-6660
Website: butlerwinery.com

Who We Are: Butler Winery, established in 1983, is the fourth oldest operating winery in Indiana. The winery and vineyard are located just 10 minutes from the NE side of Bloomington. Our philosophy has always been to use Indiana-grown grapes in the belief that wine is a reflection of the climate, the soil, and the people who grow the grapes. During your visit, enjoy the vineyard experience to the fullest. Sample our wonderful award winning wines and take a relaxing stroll through our vineyard. Be sure to save time for a picnic in the vineyard or on our spacious deck.

• Wine Tasting • Wine Tour • Wine Shop
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BUCK CREEK WINERY
11747 Indian Creek Rd.
South Indianapolis, IN 46259-1056
Phone: (317) 862-WINE (9463)
Website: buckcreekwinery.com

Who We Are: Buck Creek Winery is one of Indiana's newest wineries, with 4 acres of vineyard on over 12 acres of farm land in the southeast corner of Indianapolis. The vineyard was planted in 1991, and the winery was developed and opened in April 2006.
• Wine Tasting • Wine Tour • Wine Shop
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OLIVER WINERY
8024 N. State Road 37
Bloomington, IN 47404
Phone: (812) 876-5800 or (800) 25-TASTE
Website: oliverwinery.com

Who We Are: Oliver Winery's Creekbend Vineyard is located in Monroe County, Indiana. Sitting on a ridge top overlooking the Beanblossom Valley, our vineyard site is ideal for growing grapes. The site, with moderately sloped, well-drained soil atop limestone bedrock, is part of the geographic region known as the Norman Uplands. This unglaciated region in Southern Indiana is home to many other vineyards as well. Our 37 acres of vineyards are a mix of vinifera, Native American varieties and interspecific hybrids.
• Wine Tasting • Wine Tour • Wine Shop