Hanover Winery

My friend and I decided to visit after work in September. Weather was perfect so we purchased a bottle to share by the pond. The proprietor stopped to see how our tasting was going and proceeded to engage in talking politics. He was so rude it just destroyed our nice day. I personally will never return. As for the wines, they are ok. If in a wine store I wouldn't purchase them off the shelf. The new pizza oven is very impressive and the pizza was very good, but when you're rude to customers it doesn't matter if your products are good.

I have been coming to this winery since they basically opened. I know the owners very well. Great people! The wines are the best that you will find in southwestern Ohio. From their Hanover red to the dammit Annie to an amazing Cabernet Sauvignon. They offer live music quite frequently, a wine festival that features their sangria, both in red and peach And more. Very comfortable laid-back setting along a pond with a fountain. It makes you feel like you're at home. Wine tastings available. Highly recommend visiting.

SUCH A CUTE AREA! The vibes are amazing. Everyone is so happy and helpful. The land is BEAUTIFUL. It's a great spot to get together with friends or a day date. We did the wine tasting before purchasing a bottle and got to KEEP THE GLASS. How fun ?! A must try is the woodfired pizza.

This winery located a short distance from downtown Hamilton and located in an attractive rural setting. We went for an evening that had live music. You can bring your own lawn chairs (they also have limited tables and chairs). What a relaxing way to enjoy local wine and music. They also have beer (craft and domestic) and bourbon available. You can do a wine tasting. Their wines range from sweet to dry. They offer a limited food and charcuterie menu.

Have been meaning to try this place for awhile. Went last weekend with a friend. We had a great time. Wine was really good, had a large selection of red, white and rose. Scenery was great as well. Had a small lake with fountain and plenty of tables in the green space area. Made for a great afternoon adventure. Bought 2 bottles and I thought they were very respectably priced.

We stopped in on Saturday a little after 4 pm. I was excited to do a tasting and relax before their Saturday night music stuff started. (We did not want to stay for the music) Unfortunately, even though the band wasn't even scheduled until 6, we had to pay a $5 cover, regardless if we were staying or not. Kind of a confusing set up, as you try to find where to go to get wine. Which was around the corner at a garage door. And of course, they wouldn't allow me to do a tasting. They ended tastings at 4 because they have a band coming (at 6). Smh. I did not see this anywhere on their Facebook page or website. So we each got a glass of wine. Both blackberry variations, so very sweet wine. They were decent. No complaints on taste. We weren't allowed inside, it was closed. They have about 6 picnic tables spread out on the grass. There was one available, so we sat there and drank our wine. It was 90 degrees, so it was difficult lol. There is also a food truck. You definitely need to bring your own chairs, because like I said there are only a few picnic tables. Which is wild to me, because there are no tables for you to sit your wine on (unless you bring that too) and with a food truck there, how would you comfortably eat? Wine by the glass is overpriced. $8 for a pour in a plastic cup. So for two glasses of wine (total) and the cover fee for the two of us, we paid $30. Not worth it. I was super disappointed.

This has been on my list of wineries to go to. Finally my friend and I went on a Saturday early afternoon. Hanover Winery has been in business since 2009 and located in Hamilton, Ohio outside of Cincinnati. Beautiful view of the Ohio farm/field and you drive to the back to park. I love the tasting room. It's very cozy and decorated simple. The woman who helped us was really down to earth and knowledgeable on their wines. The tasting is $7.00 which you choose 7 wines from the list and you get to keep their logo wine glass. This is what I tried:-Cabernet Sauvignon-Oak barrel aged, soft tannins, aromas of dark fruits and vanilla. $18.00 R.S. 1.5%-Marquette- An excellent ruby red wine, grandson to the Pinot Noir grape. $18.00 R.S. 0.5%-Chambourcin-A complex red wine with rich dark fruit flavors, oak aged. $13.99 R.S. 1.0%-Black Dahlia- Merlot Blackberry, dark and delicious. $16.50 R.S. 0.5%-Baco Noir- a bold dry red with layers of plum and vanilla flavors, oak barrel aged. $17.00 R.S. 1.0%-Marechal Foch- Spicy notes, medium oak. $12.99 R.S. 1.0%-Riesling-Dry with fruity notes, aromas of apples and pears $12.99 R.S. 0.5% New ReleaseI like that they put the percentage on R.S (sugar content) on the list. I like my wines extra dry so it helps.My favorites are the Chambourcin and the Riesling (bought these two). The Baco Noir and Marechal Foch was also good!Hanover Winery also does events and hosts a Farmer's Market (promoting local fresh produce and products). Make sure to check out the website on dates. They also welcome private groups and outdoor parties if you want to reserve a spot. The whole experience was great and the wines was excellent! I definately recommend you come here.

Spent the night in our Coach for Harvest Host. Visited on 7/2 for their peach fest. Great peach ballinis!

Very nice venue - open area around a pond. They had a food truck and were going to start live music. Unlikely that we would return because we did not like any for the 6+ wines we tasted. It cost us each $15 ($30 total). We left promptly and Disappointed.

Just attended a private event hosted here and the wedding was beautiful, however the owners are rude and annoying.