Wineries near Birdseye

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  • Patoka Lake Winery 2900 Dillard Road, Birdseye Winery · $$

    1 Patoka Lake Winery

    4.6 Superb 127 Reviews

    2900 Dillard Road, Birdseye

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    “I have been here so many times. It never disappoints. Wine tasting or buying a glass of wine or a bottle of wine. Staff is always helpful.”

  • Winzerwald Winery 26300 South Indian Lake Road, Bristow Winery

    2 Winzerwald Winery

    4.7 Superb 93 Reviews

    26300 South Indian Lake Road, Bristow · 6.3 miles

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    “Surprisingly wonderful! The wines are VERY well done. As a wine connoisseur, the sampling was incredibly enjoyable. Really beautiful scenery as well. It will be difficult to leave without buying a bottle or joining the wine club. Honestly some of the best homegrown wine you’ll find in southwest Indiana. Bravo to the vintners. Thank you.”

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