Greene County's own Huckleberry Hill Winery
Thursday, April 6, 2017
By Kelly Slaven
Huckleberry Hill Winery, located about 10 minutes outside of Bloomfield, now offers Greene County its very own winery that is both kid and pet friendly. Owner Cheryl Riddle said she and her husband have been working on opening the winery for two years. It is open Monday through Sunday from 1-9 p.m. Call 317-850-4445 for more information about Huckleberry Hill Winery, located at 7126 East State Road 54, Bloomfield, Ind.
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The Huckleberry Hill Winery offers 37 wine varieties, ranging in flavors as unique as frosted banana and as tried and true as grape.
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Owner Cheryl Riddle explains how wine tasting is currently free, and she is happy to open any bottle for sampling.
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Five award winning wines can be found at the new winery, located conviently 20 minutes from Bloomington, 10 from Bloomfield and about 5 minutes to Solsberry.
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The exterior of the winery, located at 7126 IN-54, Bloomfield, IN 47424
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Art fills the winery, and Riddle said she hopes to soon feature local art for sale.
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Lincoln, the winery's official 'wine dog,'
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Riddle offers books and games free of charge in order to make the cozy environment all the more relaxing and enjoyable.
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Riddle and her husband are currently constructing outdoor seating, though can hold 50 people inside of the winery.
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Paths and picnic areas line the 16 acre property.
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Valentine's Day decor makes the winery a perfect holiday date location.
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Candy and treats for dogs and cats can be purchased to keep both children and pets entertained.
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Riddle said a New Year's Eve party was held, bringing in around 50 guests.
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Thirty seven wine varieties are offered at the Huckleberry Hill Winery.
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Progress made on the outdoor seating area, which also features two grills inviting guests to picnic.
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Owner Cheryl Riddle said Linton Mayor John Wilkes specially ordered these bottles of wine which features an old photo of Main Street on the front to give away as 'welcome gifts.'
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A close up of Linton Mayor John Wilkes specially ordered wine labels featuring an old photo of Main Street on the front to give away as 'welcome gifts.'
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Executive Director of the LS Chamber of Commerce Cheryl Hamilton and Linton Mayor John Wilkes marvel at Huckleberry Hill's own wine glasses in the wine tasting room on April 6.
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The finished wine tasting area.
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Executive Director of the LS Chamber of Commerce, Cheryl Hamilton looks around the gift shop of Huckleberry Hill Winery. Here she holds an insulated wine carrier, one of the many wine-related items for sale.
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