wildcat creek winery

This was our first visit and we were very impressed. There was very little signage, but our confusion was quickly dissolved after being greeted as we pulled in. They keep the place pristine and welcoming. We were there a little early for a Sunday so we had the wine tasting to our selves. The server was very kind and knowledgeable and didn't have to make any extra effort to get us to buy some wine to take home (got the Steuben, hands down the best). Overall, a great place for couples and friends to try something different. We will be back soon.

This was our 4th visit to Wild Cat, but first for my daughter! It is Very easy to get to just off of the interstate, and you just wind around through very picture~perfect county roads and trees until you come to the winery which is a beautifully restored farm house made into a winery. they have a peaceful garden area where you can sit and sip! A porch area and also a enclosed sitting area inside the winery itself where you can enjoy the countryside and beauty of the farm and winery while you drink in the wine and surroundings. Perfect way to spend a Saturday or spoil your "DAD" for father's day weekend! They have complimentary wine tastings, and are very helpful and informative in telling you about heir wines and also what to pier them with as far as foods go. There is a lovely gift area with lots to chose from along with local cheese and dips to pare with your wine while there or to take home!. One of my favorite places to stop when i am in the area!

My wife and I decided to check this out on a Tuesday afternoon during our stay-cation. It's a cute little place next to I65. When we entered we were the only ones in the place. We were invited to each pick 5 wines from their list to try. We each enjoyed sampling. The wine server/bar tender seemed fairly knowledgeable about their wines and what they pair with. He did not rinse our glass between each wine, only sporadically did he rinse them. Maybe that's normal? He was nice enough but never asked where we were from etc., not much small talk. We were never offered any type of cheese or cracker, but we saw a wheel of cheese on a table. After tasting we each ordered a glass of wine. While we were enjoying the glass he sold us a bottle of wine that we would take with us. We were still the only ones in the place and he immediately rang up the bottle and gave us our total price asking for payment. Just felt a little rushed. With no vineyard there really wasn't anything to walk through so we were in an out of the winery in 30 minutes or so. Our expectation going into it was that it would take a little longer. Overall it was satisfactory, but nothing outstanding. No compelling reason to return

We have been to the winery a couple of times. This is good local wine. We will be back to sample the wine again.We tried to taste wine earlier in the month but they were closed due to cold weather. I wish when they are closing different than their regular hours they would change their message on their answering machine. We called and no different message, checked Facebook and no word of closing. We get there and there is assign on the door stating they are closed due to cold weather. Message showed up on Facebook several hours after they posted regarding their closing.Like I previously mention good local wine!

Very cute little place. There are no vineyards on site, but we were able to take a tour of the distillery area. The man that gave us the tour was very knowledgeable and passionate about wine, so it was really interesting. If you're in the area, it's worth a stop!

A friend and I recently went to Wildcat Creek and found it was a nice, cute little property. Don't expect much by way of a tour as it's really only the tasting room and small gift shop inside of an old house. The tasting is free and you could pick I think four wines and then they have everyone try their cherry wine with some chocolate chips. We both liked their wines and bought a bottle each, the labels are really cute too. It was nice because we were the only ones there. Since I live in Lafayette, it was something to do on the weekend but I wouldn't recommend making a trip especially for that. Great stop if you live in the area or are visiting Purdue as long as you have your own transportation.

I have lived here for 40+ years and had no idea that Wildcat Creek Winery was in my town until my Niece wanted me to pick her up some wine. Small but nice selection of Wine. The also carry Fair Oaks Cheese which is awesome. Give it a try....you won't regret it.

The winery is very quaint and very cute. I did a wine tasting there and was very pleased. I have returned numerous times to buy more wine. On a beautiful day it's nice to get a glass of wine and sit outside.

This is a small but interesting winery. We had a very nice presentation and a tasting of about 5 different wine selections. The winery also has a selection of wine accessories that can also be purchased. If you have an hour or so this would be a great stop. We were there for the tasting a couple of years ago so they may have expanded their selections. Obviously, this would best suit adults.

This is our second visit to the winery. The first time we went we did not try all of the wines. The second visit we tried all of the wines and glad we did as they are all wonderful! There is not wine we did not like out of the 11 on hand. The person presenting the wines was wonderful. We were able to enjoy their room with friends with a bottle of wine along with cheese and crackers! This place is a great find! Looking forward to retuning when it is a bit warmer to enjoy the grounds.

A good stop if you like wine and have an extra 30 minutes. Went here with family in town. Good selection of wines, surprising for middle of Indiana. They have some very different tasting wines here. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. Only negative is that the tasting room is quite small so if you go during a busy time, you may end up waiting a bit to taste. Didn't charge us anything to taste, however we did purchase two bottles of wine, so the tasting fees may have been waived if there were any.

If you like wines and have some time to kill, it's something nice to do during trip to the area. Sample the wines or do what I did and even purchase the tasty fruit based wine.

The wines here are very nicely done. The location is easy to find and a nice addition to the area. The staff know ALOT about the wines that they offer and are very eager to share their information.

Wildcat Creek Winery is a perfectly nice little place, however, they do not grow their own grapes, and don't offer much in terms of tours, making it not that exciting for visiting. They do have a nice little store where one can buy wine, cheese, and various wine-related products.

They were people inside already tasting, but no one even acknowledged us when we walked in with a simple smile or hello. Even the employees who were not helping others taste ignored us. We waited a bit, used their restrooms, then left.