Search Results
101 search results for Ohio Wine Country
Sip & Stay: 4 Ohio Wine Country Getaways
These Ohio wineries are suited for overnight stays thanks to on-site accommodations and nearby finds you’ll love.
[Article]
Wineries We Love
Visit four destinations that provide a taste of what Ohio’s wine country has to offer.
[Article]
Wine Country Dining
We sip and sample at three must-visit restaurants. Plus, check out our recommendations on where to find wood-fired pizzas, brunch and more at wineries across Ohio.
[Article]
Sip. Relax. Repeat.
Visit three charming vineyards that offer beautiful views, great wines and welcoming spaces.
[Article]
Vine Finds
From sprawling vineyards to boutique producers, we’ll give you a flavor for our state’s wine regions.
[Article]
Ohio Wine Month 2018
Summer is the perfect time to explore Buckeye State wineries, including these 12 that offer dinner, classes, tours and more.
[Article]
Grape Expectations
If you’re looking to sip the bounty of Ohio’s wineries, these four festivals are a great place to begin.
[Article]
Ohio Wine Month: Raise a Glass
Celebrate Ohio-grown grapes and Buckeye State wines at these six summer festivals.
[Article]
Crosswinds Grille, Geneva-on-the-Lake
Chef Nate Fagnilli’s approach to butchering is efficient and delicious, as evidenced by the creative cuts coming out of his kitchen at The Lakehouse Inn.
[Article]
Gervasi Vineyard, Canton
This Stark County winery features three distinct dining experiences at a 55-acre property that’s made for a weekend getaway.
[Article]
Henke Winery, Cincinnati
Joe Henke’s popular urban winery merges a fine dining pedigree with an eat-local approach on the city’s west side.
[Article]
Chateau Tebeau Winery, Helena
Embracing their love for French wines, Mary and Bob Tebeau make guests feel right at home at their Sandusky County winery.
[Article]
Explore Wine Country
It is the perfect time to unwind at one of the many wineries that dot our state. We visited four we think you'll love and identified spots with great history, tasty food and lots of fun.
[Article]
Sand Hollow Winery & Speakeasy, Licking County
Jim Young turned his hobby into a Licking County winery. Then, he created a fun speakeasy in Newark. And, yes, you do need a password.
[Article]
Blue Barn Winery, Wooster
Brett and Marcia Urian’s historic barn dates back to the years following the Civil War. Now it’s home to the couple’s winemaking operation.
[Article]
Georgetown Vineyards, Cambridge
An incredible view, gourmet pizzas and a fun lineup of fruit wines draw visitors to this Guernsey County winery tucked among the Appalachian foothills.
[Article]
Cheers to Ohio Wine
This month, venture out and discover what makes Ohio wines and vines so special.
[Article]
15 Wine Country Finds
These wineries offer entertainment and activities that go beyond what’s in your glass.
[Article]
Raven’s Glenn Winery
Beau and Tracy Guilliams continue the work Beau’s parents started at this Coshocton County vineyard.
[Article]