For a group that wants more than wine
Beer, wine and spirits
Five stops where the menu goes beyond the tasting flight: a 30-tap self-pour wall, a brewery on a 1916 farm, cocktails with dinner, and mead and bourbon on a family farm.
- Stops
- 5
- Road preview
- 25.2 miles
- Driving only
- About 47 minutes
Begins at Cask 307 and ends at Day Dream Farm Winery. You can change either end on the map, or make it a round trip from Vincent William.
The stops, in order
Madison · Ohio
Cask 307
Wine and beer with a deli counter; reviewers name a bourbon Chardonnay and a butter pecan porter.
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Debonné Vineyards
Four generations on one farm since 1916, with Double Wing Brewing on site.
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Madison · Ohio
Grand River Cellars Winery & Restaurant
Wine, craft beer, cocktails and mocktails with a seasonal restaurant menu. Reservations recommended.
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Geneva · Ohio
Corkscrew Taphouse Winery & Tasting Bar
A self-pour wall of 30 rotating taps: wine, beer and cider in small pours.
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Rock Creek · Ohio
Day Dream Farm Winery
A family meadery in Rock Creek pouring wine, mead, beer and bourbon; 4.9 from 128 reviews.
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Why this route
How we chose these stops.
Every stop here pours more than wine, according to its own website: Cask 307 lists beer, Debonné runs Double Wing Brewing, Grand River Cellars serves cocktails and mocktails, Corkscrew's wall rotates wine, beer and cider, and Day Dream Farm makes mead and pours bourbon.
Road estimate from OpenStreetMap routing on 2026-09-16; it excludes visits and live traffic. Ratings are Google snapshots from 2026-09-09. Check opening days before travelling.
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