At The Barn Winery

Buck Creek Winery

Butler Winery

Chateau Thomas Winery

Patoka Lake Winery

Peace Water Winery

Quibble Hill Winery

...and MANY more!

Indiana is not only home to America's first successful wine production operation, but was also at the heart of America's largest wine producing region. John Dufour, a Swiss immigrant, started the country's first successful wine venture in Vevay in 1802, and by the mid 1800's, the Ohio River Valley was the largest wine producing area in the U.S.

Tours typically last from 30 to 60 minutes per tour and they are well worth your time to check out the different ones. Each one has their own flavors, beauty, and charm to experience.

What is even more awesome is that most wineries offer free samples of their wines when you go through a tour as well. Some do more formal tasting events as well. The tours are extremely interesting and fun to do too. They aren't just there to sample the wine that you're looking forward to but are actually very informative and you get to meet a lot of like-minded people usually that are also doing the tour. It's always nice to a fellow wine lover! - Be sure to call ahead if you are planning on doing a tour at one of the wineries or vineyards though to check on availability since many of them get very busy during season.