Indiana Winemakers: Oliver Winery
By Elizabeth Granger BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – It’s become an Ind. 37 staple, luring travelers off the highway for an oasis-like break from the traffic between Indianapolis and Bloomington. Welcome to…
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Indiana’s Winemakers: Patoka Lake Winery
By Elizabeth Granger BIRDSEYE, Ind. – So homey, so relaxing, so comfortable: Patoka Lake Marina in a nutshell. But traditional? Nah. These business partners have a penchant for mixing things…
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The Fruitshine Wine Experience
Fruitshine Winery is located on a beautiful farmstead, established in 1890, in Monticello, Indiana. The Alvarez family purchased the farm in 1999 and immediately planted fruit trees to add to the…
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Pub Etiquette: Definition of a PUB
British Pubs Vs. American Bars A British pub must never be confused with an American bar. Pubs are an important of the life and culture in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern…
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Two EE’s Winery
Eric and Emily Harris. Two E’s. And now, a sleek, chic, classy, contemporary logo representing their sleek, chic, classy, contemporary winery on U.S. 24 northeast of Huntington. It’s Midwestern friendliness…
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Indiana’s Winemakers at Country Heritage Winery
Corn, beans, blueberries. And then, grapes. All grown, for years, on the Lutter family farm north of Fort Wayne on Highway 27. And then Jeremy Lutter went to California to…
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Indiana’s Winemakers: Heartland Wine & Ale Trail
This savory trail spotlights the flavor of local wineries and breweries located in scenic eastern Indiana and western Ohio. With 11 stops along the trail, you’ll find the experience to…
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Carpenter Creek Cellars
In 2003 farmer Ed Courtright and his son planted eight acres of grapes, intending to sell the crop to a winery. He couldn’t find one. Meanwhile, Randy Rottler was searching…
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Monkey Hollow Winery
Pasture Red, Pasture White, Combined, Winter Warmer, …. Just a few of the 16 wines from Monkey Hollow Winery in St. Meinrad in southwestern Indiana. And soon, Monkeyshine. That will…
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Turtle Run Winery
It all started with a college geography class in the 1980s. Or was it European winemaking and grape growing in the guise of a geography class?Doesn’t matter. What does matter is…
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