Vermilion Valley Vineyards

Beautiful grounds and a nice tasting room.They had live music and great wine.The place isn't that big and filled up quickly but in nice weather the have a lovely outdoor pavilion. Only down side is it's not easy to get a wheelchair to outdoor seating, there is no paved walkway

Nice but little winery. Was getting crowded when we left. The wine was good. We did flights and some I enjoyed others not so much but that's on me.It's not totally wheelchair friendly. The ramp into the main building has gravel and a van blocking. Then I also can't go to their pavilion or back area cause no access with the chair and I'll get stuck in the grass.A plus is they allow dogs out side but does me No Good since I can't get back there so anyone I go with also can't go there.

I didn't care for the wines I chose on the day we visited, but I'm not a wino, so that's not even the reason for my review.I found them to be kind of snooty and unfriendly, which surprised me based on prior reviews. Husband and I were winery hopping with my In laws, includes my father in law who does not drink wine. He begrudgingly tagged along. We had stopped at a more casual winery earlier that had wine slushees which he liked. When we got to Vermilion Valley, we asked if they served them and the lady was shocked and seemed offended. I wish I could remember what she replied with, but it was very 'Pretty woman boutique sales lady' vibes. I get it- maybe that's like ordering a steak umm at Ruth's Chris, but we didn't know. Her behaviour was off putting. There are so many great wineries in the area, this one is just not for us uncultured folk.

ALL estate wines. That's something right there!! Their wines are grown and made with them! VERY limited food Wines are good Taste $1.50 Flight of 4 is $5 The price of a bottle is very reasonable ! The grounds are GORGEOUS

Cute vineyard with great hospitality! Stopped by on a Saturday afternoon and they were moderately busy but still had tables available. Most of their seating is outdoors so something to consider if the weather isn't great. We did the 4 sample tasting for $5 - they offer several dry wines which is nice (especially since Ohio wines tend to be pretty sweet), and their cheese plate! They don't have a ton of food options so I'm don't plan to eat/need a full meal.

Stopped in last night to try the wines. We did 2 flights of 4. The flights were only $5 for 4 samples. We tried the top 4 reds and 4 whites. We typically drink reds but we weren't overly thrilled with the reds. They weren't bad but we didn't love them. We did buy 2 bottles, the Oakes Chardonnay and the Pinot Noir (which was our favorite of the reds). We went before the dinner rush so they we not very busy, but the bartender was very friendly and very informative. They have a nice outdoor seating area and picnic tables along the pond area. Not sure if we would go back, merely based on the fact that we weren't blown away with their dry wines, we did not try any of the sweet wines since we don't like the sweeter wines. The atmosphere was pleasant and relaxing.

We stopped in a mini wine tour. The staff was extremely friendly. You can sit inside or outside. The winery is large and spacious. It is very clean. There will be a wine or a cider there that you will enjoy and want to take home. We bought a case of sangria and pear cider.

Hidden away little gem. Perfect place to spend a quiet afternoon looking at vineyards and a pond. Friendly staff.

Beautiful Sunday afternoon.. brought snacks and bought a bottle of wine. So enjoyed the music and relaxing at a picnic table

Went here during the eclipse. The service was good even though they were pretty swamped. Live music was nice. The property was inviting and the cheese tray was a nice touch with the wine. As for improvement, I think a better way to carry the wine and food would have been helpful and the landscape could have been more complete and polished.