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Galena Cellars Vineyard & Winery

Over 12,000 of you have enrolled in our Friends of the Winery Case Club since we opened our doors in 1984, and thousands more have visited us in Galena to taste wine and shop for gifts.

GenKota Winery, Ltd.

GenKota Winery - Purchase Our Award Winning Wines in our new on-line store.

Baxter's Vineyards

Baxters Vineyards is a small family-owned winery in Nauvoo, Illinois. The winery was established in 1857 by Emile Baxter and continues in the family. Kelly Logan is the fifth generation Baxter to grow grapes and apples. He and

Indian Creek Vineyard

Named after the creek bordering the vineyard, a vista of beauty and elegance has been created. Near the same land once occupied by the last settlement of the Pottawattomie Indians in Stark County, now lies a 12 acre Illinois vineyard.

August Hill Winery

Come enjoy individual creations conceived in the heart and expressed through the hand in our tasting room located in downtown Utica, Illinois.

StarView Vineyards

In our tasting room, we serve sandwiches, fabulous pasta salad and offer gourmet salsas, cheeses, and specialty foods that all pair nicely with our award winning wines. You are always welcome to bring your own foods to enjoy as well!

Lasata Wines

Visit Lasata Wines gift shop and choose from a variety of wine related items. Looking for the perfect gift? Remember that Lasata Wines can make customized gift baskets for any occasion.

Hedman Vineyards

You will find us in the scenic fruit and wine country among the rolling hills of Southern Illinois, in the small town of Alto Pass. We are located 16 miles south of Carbondale within the Shawnee National Forest.

Waterman Winery and Vineyards / Sunset Wines

We are excited about the quality of grapes grown on our northern Illinois farm and we look forward to sharing unique wine with you when you visit our tasting area in the farm winery.

Owl Creek Vineyard

All wines are made from grapes grown in southern Illinois. These are natural wines that receive as little processing as possible in order to express the "gout de terroir" or taste of the soil and climate of our region