Butler Winery, established in 1983, is the fourth oldest operating winery in Indiana. The winery and vineyard are located just 10 minutes from the NE side of Bloomington. Wines are produced on site from Indiana-grown grapes. Free tastingand tours are offered.
Location:
College Ave and 15th St, Bloomington Indiana
Telephone
Toll Free: 812-339-7233
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