Oliver Winery

• Web:

  http://www.oliverwinery.com

• Address:

  8024 N. State Road 37 Bloomington, IN 47404

• Phone:

  (812) 876-5800 or (800) 25-TASTE

• Email:

  admin@oliverwinery.com

• Hours:

  Tasting Room Hours of Operation:
  Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm
  Sunday 12pm-6pm
  
  Weekend Tours:
  Friday - Saturday 12pm to 4:30pm
  Sunday 1pm to 4:30pm
  Every half hour • Free of charge
  Oliver Winery is now offering Creekbend Vineyard Tours. These tours are by appointment only and on a limited basis.

• Social Media

  Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/search/?post_form_id=330946b7c0f343634d64a1e180ac864d&q=Oliver+Winery&init=quick&sid=search_preload#!/oliverwinery?ref=search

  Twitter: http://twitter.com/OliverWinery

• About:

  

  Oliver Winery is Indiana’s oldest and largest winery, just a short and lovely drive up 37 North from Bloomington.  Oliver Winery is also a Founding Member of Local First Indiana, working to strengthen Bloomington’s economy from within.  Enjoy free tasting daily.  Browse the unique selection of wine related gifts and accessories.  Learn about the art of winemaking during a free weekend production tour.  Oliver Winery also offers a delicious assortment of gourmet picnic foods.  Bring a friend and share a bottle of wine, cheese, and fresh bread by the pond or on the beautiful grounds filled with native plants.  Walk around the grounds of Oliver Winery and you will see an example of what is best about Indiana.  This is a great stop for parents visiting their children in college at IU.

  Oliver Winery offers a large selection of wines, from Dry, Semi-Dry, Semi-Sweet, to Dessert Wines.  Their Creekbend Vineyard demonstrates their commitment to the production of great wine from Indiana grown grapes.  Using the best practices known, they manage this vineyard with one objective – to make the best wine possible and set the standard by which these varieties are judged.

  Oliver Winery’s Monroe County site is ideally suited for growing wine grapes.  The hilltop location and well drained limestone soil provide the best environment for vine health.  Bloomington’s long, warm summers allow for the ripening of the broadest range of grapes, including challenging varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon.

  Since Creekbend Vineyard was re-born in 1994, their wines have gained national reputation for quality.

  

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