I have decided to put together a list of wineries that I have visited in Ohio. The majority of these were visited during my visit earlier this year, but some of them were visited in previous years. I will be updating this list continuously and re-visiting the existing wineries that I visited awhile ago.
Breitenbach Amish Country Wines (Dover, OH)
This Amish country winery is located in a small group of wineries. I only had a fleeting visit here, but it offers a large area to enjoy the wines and food with outdoor seating at the back. They also offer entertainment.
Buckeye Winery (Newark, OH)
Located in downtown Newark, this winery offers a large selection of wines for sale, seasonal wine slushies, and cheese/meat boards. Visitors can also bring in pizzas from the local pizzeria to consume in the restaurant.
Bunker's Mill Winery (Cardington, OH)
Located in a small village in north central Ohio, Bunker's Mill offers several rooms of indoor seating, a shop, and some outdoor seating. They do not offer food except from a small food truck outdoors.
Dalton Union Winery (Marysville, OH)
This winery is located out of a wooden barn with indoor and outdoor seating. There's entertainment on weekends, and a food truck visits during the live music days. They offer a selection of wines and beers. They had some really delicious sweet white wines here.
Five Vines Winery (Wapakoneta, OH)
This winery is located amongst the vines and out of a converted barn. The winery has indoor and outdoor seating with entertainment, and they offer a selection of cold meats and cheeses. The food and wines were good. I loved the Jalepeno wine.
Georgetown Tavern on the Hill (Cambridge, OH)
One of my favourites, Georgetown Tarvern on the Hill winery is located on the hills above Cambridge, Ohio. There is a wrap-around decking to enjoy the views and wildlife (I saw deer in the vineyard). Visitors can enjoy a selection of wines and slushies, beer, and other alcoholic drinks. The food is also amazing; they serve mozarella sticks and pizzas, both of which were delicious. The strawberry shortcake wine slushies were so good.
Hillside (Gilboa, OH)
Located in the small village, the unassuming front of the building appears to have a bar and a couple of rooms. However, visitors can go outside, and there's a huge area outside around the back along the river. They were starting to put on live music. There isn't any food on offer.
Hocking Hills Winery (Logan, OH)
Located next to Hocking Hills, this winery is a building with indoor seating, and visitors can enjoy cold meats and cheeses with the selections of wine.
Oak and Brazen (Delaware, OH)
Downtown in Delaware Ohio, Oak and Brazen is a large pub. They offer selections of alcohol, including wines. It gets busy with the local university student population.
Rainbow Hills Winery (Warsaw, OH)
I visited it a decade ago now, and it's time to go back.
Raven's Glenn (Coshocton, OH):
This winery is located amongst the vines and has an Italian restautant on site. This is where I had my wedding reception.
School House (Dover, OH)
This winery is located out of an old one-room schoolhouse near Dover, Ohio. The wines are named after school-related themes. They had a larger selection of red wines than white wines.
Shamrock Vineyards (Waldo, OH)
This is a family-run winery located near Waldo, Ohio, and they have a nice selection of red and white wines. They are all vastly different, and you're sure to find a favourite here.
Silver Moon Winery (Dover, OH)
On the edge of the Amish Country, this small winery offers a large selection of wines to enjoy. There is a large shop and a couple of wine slushies too.
Sycamore Lake Wine Company (Columbus Grove, OH)
This is another favourite winery with a large area to explore with lake and covered bridge, vines, and a lot of outdoor and indoor area to enjoy a large selection of wines. The venue also offer food, such as pizzas, salads, and bread sticks.
White Shutter Winery and Brewey (Nevada, OH)
This charming winery is located at an old farm house, and they offer live entertainment on weekend nights. It is a buzzing atmosphere with a food truck and a selection of wines. The two kittens on site were adorable. The wines are named after 1960s and "hippy" themes.
"Wine Your Way Out" Corn Maze (Coshocton, OH)
Technically, it's not a winery, but it uses the wines from Raven's Glenn. This is a seasonal venture to a corn maze. Visitors can enjoy finding their way out of the maze and finding the wine stations inside the maze for tastings.
Yellow Butterfly (Coshocton, OH)
This winery has a beautiful yellow barn and fields of alpaca. I visited it a decade ago now, and it's time to go back.
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