Are you pet friendly?

Our outdoor grounds are pet friendly! However, we do not allow pets inside due to health code violations.

do you serve food?

We serve delicious pizzas (sausage or pepperoni). They’re 14 inches and can feed 3-4 people.

Can we bring food?

While we do serve pizza, we know that it is a very limited menu. Because of that, we allow small bites to be brought to the winery.

Do you have live music today?

Check out our “Events” page to see all of our upcoming events and performances!

Do I need to make a reservation?

We do not take reservations. Our seating is on a first come, first serve basis. The only time we take reservations is for our Private Winter Igloo Experience (operating December-March).

Can you ship wine?

Yes! We ship to 38 states (AK, AZ, CO, DC, FL, GA, HI, IA, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MA, MD, ME, MN, MO, NC, ND, NE, NH, NM, NV, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, TN, TX, VT, WA, WI, WV, WY)

Can I bring OUTSIDE BEVERAGES?

No. We do not allow outside beverages to be brought on premise. Alcohol specifically is illegal and forbidden.

Do you offer any alcoholic drinks other than wine?

Yes! We offer an assortment of craft and domestic beers, as well as a few bourbons. If you are wanting something non-alcoholic, we also serve NA beer and various flavors of soda.

Are children allowed in the tasting room?

Yes! Bring the whole fam!

Where is your wine made?

Our wine is made on site here at the winery. Our production room is located beneath the tasting room.

Do you have a vineyard?

Yes! We have about 10 acres of vines. We grow Vidal Blanc, St. Vincent, San Marco, Cab Franc, Moore’s Diamond, Dazzle, Chambourcin, and Grunert Veltliner.

Do you host weddings/Private events?

Yes, please reach out to laceyhill@cladandcordon.com for all inquiries.

Can people fish in your pond?

We allow our customers and patrons to fish in our pond during winery operating hours. No fishing is allowed outside of these parameters. Catch and release only.

Can We ride our horses to the winery?

Absolutely! We have a small hitching post at the back tree line of the property for you to use.