Posted in Iowa
July 22, 2015
These 10 Beautiful Vineyards And Wineries In Iowa Are A Must-Visit For Everyone
Forget Napa Valley, we have something better: The Iowa Wine Trail! Get a taste of well-crafted wines, ciders, and even hooch at these 10 beautiful wineries and vineyards in Iowa. Although not all of these are on the wine trail, they are all worth a visit!
This area is also home to the beautiful bridges of Madison County, so when you're done admiring those, head to the Madison County Winery for a delicious, local glass of wine.
Located in the gorgeous and historic Dubuque Star Brewery building, this winery is the perfect place to go with a few friends for a glass of wine and some delicious food.
Barrelhead Winery is known well for their educated staff, who really know their wine and their wine tasting. If you get a chance to visit, check out their dry red.
Park Farm Winery is located in a very scenic area, so this is a great place to go to relax with a glass of wine and take in the view.
Tabor Home is popular for their beautiful old barn, friendly staff, and fun, live music events. This is a great spot to spend a summer evening with friends.
This is a really popular spot for wedding receptions, and the venue is very nice. It's also a really popular spot on Friday nights for pizza and live music - a great place to go if you're a mover and a shaker.
After checking out the Hoover Presidential Library, take a trip over to the Brick Arch Winery. It's located in a re-purposed old building, and they have some really good wine. The Honey Bee is a popular pick, or the Tire Swing.
White Oak Vineyards is another popular wedding and reception venue, and they have some pretty delicious wine. Make sure to put this on your list of places to visit this summer.
Eagles Landing is a must visit for any wine lover, and it's on the Wine Trail, so if you take a tour you can't miss it. They have some of the best wines in Iowa, and they are located in a very charming, historic river town.
Summerset produces award winning wine from locally grown, central Iowa grapes.They offer tastings, tours, as well as private events like weddings or showers. If you go here, you have to try the mead. It's delicious, and made from local honey.
Well, I know what I’m doing this weekend! What are some of your favorite wineries or vineyards in Iowa?
