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Winery Stop.
All 31 wineries in the Grand River Valley and the towns around it, with what each one is known for.
All 31 Wineries
M Cellars
Dry estate reds, Pinot Noir and sparkling rosé, poured by staff who know how each wine is made.
Baci Winery
A full Italian menu, a patio bar facing the vines and live music.
Benny Vino Winery
Pizza, salads and live music on a wooded patio above the Grand River.
Buccia Vineyard Winery and B&B
Flatbreads and charcuterie with your tasting, and four guest suites if you want to stay the night.
Cask 307
Its own wine and beer, a deli menu and a patio. A good choice if some of your group would rather drink beer.
Corkscrew Taphouse Winery & Tasting Bar
A wall of 30 self-pour taps for wine, beer and cider, plus a full kitchen and cocktails.
Day Dream Farm Winery
Mead, wine, beer and bourbon on a family farm, with a pond, slushies and food trucks.
Debonné Vineyards
Flights from dry reds to ice wine, food, and a brewery on the same property.
Emerine Estates
Sweet and fruit wines, a café menu, and the Wineshake, a frozen dessert of fermented cream and fruit.
Ferrante Winery & Ristorante
A full Italian restaurant where the menu suggests a wine for each dish, plus a patio and live music.
Fossil Creek Winery
Several Rieslings from its own vines, poured on a deck by a creek. Friendly dogs are welcome outside.
Grand River Cellars Winery & Restaurant
A full restaurant with a seasonal menu, plus wine, beer and cocktails. Book a table for a meal.
Harpersfield Vineyard
Its own Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Grüner Veltliner with small plates, and a big wood fire in winter.
Hundley Cellars
A long list of its own wines, food, live music and a patio that looks over a pond.
Kosicek Vineyards
Estate reds and whites, ice wine and wine slushies, with a patio and cellar tastings.
Laurello Vineyards
Oak-aged red blends, Riesling and a habanero ice wine, with a dining menu, a patio and a fireplace.
Laurentia Vineyard and Winery
Dry estate wines, flatbreads from a full menu, a patio and tastings you can book ahead.
Maple Ridge Vineyard
A small farm winery with a picnic pavilion and farm animals. Bring lunch and call ahead for hours.
Markko Vineyard
Chardonnay, Riesling and Cabernet Sauvignon from a small vineyard planted in 1968, one of the first here for European grapes.
Old Firehouse Winery
A patio right on Lake Erie with food and wine slushies, and a Ferris wheel and live music in summer.
Old Mill Winery
More restaurant than tasting room: a full menu, a wine-marinated burger and a patio in downtown Geneva.
Rosabella Winery
Pizza, cheesecake flights and wine floats, with patios where dogs are welcome.
Silver Crest Cellars
Riesling, Cabernet Franc and Dornfelder. Bring your own food, and walk to the Riverview Park trail.
South River Vineyard
Ice wine and Semillon in a hundred-year-old church, with a veranda and picnic pavilions among the vines.
Stable Winery
Wine and craft beer in a 1930s horse stable, with a pond, a patio and live music.
Stonegait Winery
Wood-fired pizza in a converted horse barn, with a patio in summer and a fireplace in winter.
Tarsitano Winery
Estate Cabernet, Merlot, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay near Conneaut. Call first; it may still be closed.
The Haunted Winery at Regal Vineyards
Wine, cider, beer and cocktails on the Regal Vineyards farm, next to its adventure farm and HALLOWFEST.
The Winery at Spring Hill
Wine, hard cider and slushies with food and live music, on a fruit farm dating to 1953.
Vincent William Wine
Lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch on Lake Erie, with estate Cabernet Franc and an adults-only inn upstairs.
Virant Family Winery
Steak, ribs and seafood dinners on Friday and Saturday nights, with its own wine and craft beer. Call to book.
Ratings are Google snapshots from 2026-09-09. Coverage checked September 8, 2026 against the regional winery directory; inclusion does not establish that a winery is within the legal AVA boundary.
Day Trips
Vincent William Guest Favorites
The six wineries our guests come back and tell us about most. The loop starts and ends at Vincent William in Madison, so dinner or a room is waiting when you get back.
See the Day TripFor the Red Wine Lover
Most of the valley pours sweet and fruit wines. These wineries make serious dry reds: Cabernet Franc, Pinot Noir, Dornfelder and a Meritage blend. The day ends with our own estate Cabernet Franc on the lake.
See the Day TripFor the White Wine Lover
Start with Riesling on the lake, then Riesling by a creek, Chardonnay and Grüner Veltliner from vines planted in 1979, a Sémillon poured in an old church, and the vineyard that planted European grapes by Lake Erie in 1968.
See the Day Trip