Traveling on I-24? Just 3 miles off the exit, discover Purple Toad Winery in Paducah, Kentucky. As the largest and most awarded winery in Kentucky, we offer a delightful stop for travelers. Savor our Gourmet Sweet Wines® in a welcoming tasting room, guided by knowledgeable staff eager to share their expertise. Relax in our picturesque vineyard setting, perfect for a Read more...

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At Mizkan America, Inc., our success comes from over 220 years of rich Japanese tradition. Our roots go back to 19th century Handa where, in 1804, Mr. Matazaemon Nakano began producing rice vinegar using byproducts from the production of sake (rice alcohol). Little did he know that as he sold this new product to local sushi chefs he was laying Read more...

Special VIP tour and tasting for groups up to 16 people can be arranged with a few hrs notice on Wednesday, Friday or Saturday afternoons…. Walk-in wine tasting is free for persons 21 and over on Saturdays 12-5 PM and other times by appointment. It is best to text 270-776-2030. Read more...

Brooks Hill Winery, the little winery up the hill, is a dream come true for Mike and Karen Hatzell. The winery has brought them the opportunity to pursue activities that they have long enjoyed. Read more...

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Since 1996, Wight-Meyer Vineyards & Winery has been proudly crafting premium wines in Shepherdsville, serving Jefferson County, KY, Nelson County, KY, and surrounding areas. As a family-owned vineyard and winery, we combine traditional winemaking techniques with modern innovation to produce rich, flavorful wines that reflect Kentucky’s unique character. From our inviting wine tastings to our dedication to sustainable wine production, Read more...

The German pioneers who settled Ottenheim, Kentucky during the 1880’s brought with them a love for wine, and the ridges & valleys of the area provided an excellent home for the vines. Much has changed through the years, but the land remains the same…it will forever nourish those who tend it. Read more...