Celebrate Indiana’s heritage with a trip to a German winery that has been around for many decades. Few people know that the Ohio River Valley grows some of the best wine grapes in the Midwest, and it’s about time you tasted the vino that comes from it.
Whether you love reds, whites, or something in between, you’re bound to find it here. Scroll on for more details.
Winzerwald Winery in southern Indiana is tucked away within the Hoosier National Forest along Interstate 64 between Louisville and Evansville.
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It is home to 85 acres of land that are used for vineyards, tasting rooms, a restaurant, and markets for the goods made on-site.
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The grapes used in the wines produced at this German winery were actually brought from the Old World in the 1800s and planted in the Ohio River Valley where they still grow today.
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From the specific group of grapes that came from this Old World collection, a special heirloom wine is made.
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At this winery, guests will find a tasting room and restaurant that includes simple seating and a shop with products to purchase for take-home.
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When it comes to food, this German winery sells Bavarian pretzels, flatbreads, soups, salads, cheeses, and chocolates that pair well with the wines.
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Don’t forget to grab a wine slushie when you visit. In addition to the good things to eat and drink, there are often fun things to see and do at this vineyard as well.
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Winzerwald Winery is open Tuesday through Sunday between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m., and you can get more details on its website or Facebook page.
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Live entertainment takes place each weekend March through October.
Address: 26300 North Indian Lake Road, Bristow, IN, 47515
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