Would you like an excuse to drink wine in all corners of our great state?
We’ve got you covered!
Indiana Grown is excited to announce our brand new member wine trail! You may not normally think to look locally for wine, but we’ve gathered all of our Indiana Grown wine members to create a trail so you can enjoy the finest Indiana has to offer!
And the best part is, you’ll receive a prize for completing the trail — a custom, hardwood wine stopper!
How to Participate
DOWNLOAD HERE
Indiana Grown Wine Trail
As you visit each stop, be sure to get a stamp for that location. In order to redeem your prize, mail your completed map, along with your return address, to:
Indiana State Department of Agriculture
1 North Capitol, Suite 600
Indianapolis, IN 46204
While you make your way from winery to winery, don’t forget to share your experience on social media. We’d love to see pictures and hear stories as you travel the state refilling your wine glass! Tag Indiana Grown on Facebook (@IndianaGrown), Twitter (@Indiana_Grown) and on Instagram (@indiana_grown)! Feel free to use one or more of these images when you are posting:
Taste.Try.Explore.
Exploration by the Glass
Adventure per Glass
By the time you’ve finished the trail, you’ll see why you don’t have to go far to find a good bottle of wine!
Note:
This trail only represents Indiana Grown member wineries and is not an exhaustive list of wineries in Indiana.
As new members join the Indiana Grown Wine Trail, we will post updates periodically, however, all versions of completed maps will be accepted.
Participants may visit any location to receive a stamp for those wineries denoted as having multiple locations. There is no time limit to complete the trail.
The wineries that are listed may have altered business hours and operations due to COVID-19. We recommend confirming this with the business before visiting. Please also maintain social distancing and practice other recommended safety precautions when visiting with member locations.
Do you really expect people to go to all 30 wineries?
Mike,
There is no time limit to the Indiana Grown Wine Trail, but rather we encourage participants to use this as a reason to travel the state and experience the wineries at their leisure.
Thanks!
The Indiana Grown Team
It’s called take your time
No time.limit lol
I’d at least like to try… : )
I’ve been to some of those already, will go to some again. As for all 30, takes time, but heck ya. ill give it a try.
Amy chance there’ll be an app? There used to be one with Indiana wineries but it’s no longer available. I use Wine Passport now but lots of Indiana wineries aren’t listed.
Unfortunately, we don’t have an app for this wine trail. Thanks for checking, and we hope you enjoy participating!
LOVE THIS! Printed the Map for my truck! Added Notes to my phone! ❤️ anything Indiana! 🏁 Thanks for sharing!
We love to hear this! Hope you enjoy the trail!
It would be great if there was a small bus or some sort of transportation that traveled to some or all of these wineries on a tour. Pay one price to cover transportation and fees to wineries. Just an idea. That way no one is
drinking and driving.
Great idea, Jodi! Since there is no time limit to the wine trail, Hoosiers have plenty of time to break it up over time.
There is a wine tour service in Indiana that involves transportation called DeTours. Maybe they can start tours of our wine trail!
Why is Salt Creek Winery not on the trail?
Hello! This wine trail is open to all Indiana Grown members that have a winery you can visit. At this time Salt Creek Winery is not an Indiana Grown member. We would love to have them- and Indiana Grown is free! Free to join and free to be on the Indiana Grown member wine trail 🙂
Why is Hartland not on this. Hit it and Satek today. Have hit many of the lower half of state already. Thanks
Hello! This wine trail is open to all Indiana Grown members that have a winery you can visit. At this time Hartland Winery is not an Indiana Grown member. We would love to have them- and Indiana Grown is free! Free to join and free to be on the Indiana Grown member wine trail 🙂
Hartland winery in ashley indiana is a beautiful place
Hello! This wine trail is open to all Indiana Grown members that have a winery you can visit. At this time Hartland Winery is not an Indiana Grown member. We would love to have them- and Indiana Grown is free! Free to join and free to be on the Indiana Grown member wine trail 🙂
The map keeps changing (2 wineries are now not part of this on my current map and 4 others have been added). If we currently have one printed do we need to reprint and get the new ones that were added to be receive the wine stopper?
Jennifer,
You do not need to reprint the map. It will continue to grow, so as long as you complete the version you began with, you will receive the wine stopper.
Thanks for checking!
How do we visit Melton-Renzulli Winery? Do we have to go to the Cordial Cork restaurant? It doesn’t seem like they have a tasting room of their own.
Yes, you can visit Cordial Cork, and they can stamp your map there!
Thanks for participating in the Indiana Grown Wine Trail!
Daniel’s winery is on my map but I have read that they are no longer open to the public
Deb,
There is always the possibility of some of the wineries on the map to change their situation. If that is ever the case, as with Daniel’s Vineyard, please just visit the wineries that are still allowing public tastings. We will still honor the map as completed. Thanks!
Detours of Indiana offers winery tours. check out https://detourswine.com/
Thanks for sharing this, Jim! What a great idea!
This is a great program and a fun goal. We live in northern Indiana and are heading to southern Indiana this week to visit a few of them. Thanks for a wonderful idea.
We hope you enjoy! Cheers!