Equus Run Vineyards

Easily accessible off I-64 with tastings for purchase. Must say they have remarkably cute labels on their sweet wine collection. Small area inside and a disengaged staff member this visit, questions annoyed him and we left empty handed. When weather permits the grounds look amazing and a outside sip would be a nice event.

Equus Run was a pleasant surprise to the Kentucky wine scene. The grounds are beautiful and inside minimal with rustic accents. They grow the Chardonnay, Pinotage, and Cabernet Franc on the grounds; all other grapes are brought in and finished on site. Their tasting was $10 for (6) tastings which was very modestly priced. The staff warmed up to our group which was great to share the background of the winery, recommendation of wines, and other events the winery has to offer. The group's favorite was the Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Pinotage. I highly recommend stopping by if looking for a good winery in the Lexington area.

What a great little vineyard! We arrived just as they were opening. There were grapes being loaded into the presses which we were invited to try. We chose to have a wine tasting and, really, none of it was bad! We each took home 2 bottles of excellent wine. The bartender was amazing and the tasting was reasonably priced, as were the bottles. Will definitely return whenever I'm in the area.

Quaint spot off the beaten path. They have some prepackaged goods to nibble on while sampling their wine. Even the we were not wine club members, we were well taken care of.

Lexi was awesome in explaining the different wines - delish- beautiful setting!! We will be back!

Had a great visit to the winery. Lexi was very friendly and made our trip very informative as she went through our tasting describing the wines perfectly. Highly recommend the winery for visit!

Looking for a quaint, relaxing place to enjoy time with friends? I highly recommend Equus! This local vineyard produces its own wine, located slightly outside of Georgetown. I've tried pretty much all the wine they offer and they have all been delicious. I recommend the Grenache Noir. They also offer some snacks, including a nice charcuterie plate. In the warmer months, there is usually a live band playing ( I believe on Sundays?). There is plenty of outside seating, but many bring their own chairs to have a picnic or social gathering with friends. The garden is beautiful in the spring and summer, all also grown by the Vineyard owner Cynthia. Needing to stretch your legs? You are free to take a self-guided tour throughout the grounds. I believe there is also a guided tour available to see the "behind the scenes" of wine making. Parking is easy and pl;entiful. Also, it's not far at all. From the Hamburg area, it takes me around 20 minutes at most to get here.

This is a former tobacco farm converted to a very scenic Winery/Vineyard with some good wines. Found this on a recent trip based on it's reviews (thanks fellow reviewers) so we picked up lunch and headed there for a tasting. We bought Shakin the Blues (blueberry), Grenache Noir and Bella Rosso (a Port style), and had a bottle of Reisling for (a long!) lunch.This appears to be a popular place but there was no wait at the tasting hut. The grounds are very scenic, surrounded by horse country.

We had a great visit to Equus Run to celebrate July 4th. The 4 of us have very different likes for wines, this winery was able to provide something for all of us. The hosts were very friendly and welcoming! The grounds and gorgeous and having a kitty is a bonus! Definitely will return on our next visit to the bourbon trail.

Omg. So much fun because of Lexi. Amazing gal full of information. Great sales technique and 12 bottles purchased - we are leaving. lol.