COSHOCTON − Coshocton County is offering yet another opportunity for locals and tourists alike to experience what makes Appalachia great with the inaugural Wild About Wine Trail with stops in Muskingum, Guernsey and Coshocton counties.
Mindy Brems, executive director of the Coshocton Visitors Bureau , said this is a natural extension of the Three Rivers Wine Trail the agency has touted for years. She said the new wine trail features discounts on room rates and specials at locations for those who stay in preferred lodging. That includes Coshocton Village Inn and Suites, Renaissance on Main and the Roscoe Boutique Motel .
"Coshocton Visitors Bureau is excited to bring more guests to the area to visit our wineries and breweries while enjoying the beautiful Appalachian Foothills," said Brems. "All who are wild about wine are welcome to follow the new trail."
More can be found by visiting visitcoshocton.com/wild-about-wine .
Here is a short description from the guide on each winery and brewery offered on the trail:
Coshocton County
Killing Tree Winery 16688 County Road 4, Dresden740-327-6100 killingtreewinery.com
Killing Tree Winery offers spectacular views of the countryside from the patios. Fire pits are available during nice weather. Live music is offered Friday and Saturday evening. It’s pet friendly and handicap accessible. Open year-round.
Baltic Mill Winery 111 E. Main St., Baltic330-365-0524 balticmillwinery.com
Baltic Mill Winery is located in an historic 1908 flour mill and has been operating for 10 years. They offer more than a dozen varieties of wines and ciders, from dry to sweet, and all bottled in-house. They also offer tours showcasing the original mill machinery. It’s open year-round and also offers food and beer. Pet friendly for animal lovers outside only.
Yellow Butterfly Winery 11661 Blue Ridge Road, Newcomerstown740-492-1216 yellowbutterflywinery.com
Yellow Butterfly Winery is nestled in the country in a turn-of-the-century barn. You can also relax on the deck and take in a rare view of great natural beauty and alpacas grazing on the hillside. Food available. Handicap accessible and open year-round.
Raven’s Glenn Winery 56183 County Road 143, West Lafayette740-545-1000 ravensglenn.com
Raven’s Glenn Winery offers chef-driven dining with amazing river views. It’s handicap accessible and offers food and beer. Open year-round.
Wooly Pig Farm Brewery 23631 Township Road 167, Fresno740-693-5050 woolypigfarmbrewery.com
The Wooly Pig Farm Brewery is a small independent craft brewery specializing in traditional German lagers, such as Helles, Schwarzbier and Pilsner. The brewery is family-friendly and has a covered patio and large outside area for sitting or roaming, drinks-in-hand, to visit the eponymous wooly pigs. It’s handicap accessible, pet friendly and offers food trucks (March to October) and beer. Open year-round.
Rainbow Hills Winery, Brewery & Pizzeria 56280 U.S. 36, West Lafayette740-545-9305 rainbowhillswinery.com
Rainbow Hills was established in 1988 before Eric and Traci Dennis purchased the business in 2018 and added a pizzeria in 2019. They opened a brewery in 2022. All items are handcrafted in house. It’s handicap accessible and offers food and beer. Open year-round.
YOLO Winery 16286 Ohio 93, Kimbolton740-545-0766 yolowinery.com
YOLO Winery is a California-style winery located in Kimbolton. Indoor and outdoor tasting offered. It’s handicap accessible, pet friendly and offers food trucks.
Guernsey County
Guernsey Brewhouse 4550 Bloomfield Road, Cambridge740-995-3467 guernseybrewhouse.com
This full-service craft beer facility offers brews named after Guernsey County attractions including Salt Fork Sour, Sasquatch Cerveza or National Road IPA. They offer food trucks and entertainment Thursday to Saturday evenings. It’s pet friendly and handicap accessible. Open year-round.
Georgetown Vineyard 6290 Georgetown Road, Cambridge740-435-3222 GeorgetownTavern.com
Georgetown Vineyard claims amazing views while offering a menu including oven fired pizza and beer, as well as wine. They include a wide range of wines and signature drinks. It’s pet friendly and handicap accessible. Open year-round.
Muskingum County
Y-Bridge Brewing Company 1417 Linden Ave., Zanesville740-868-4265 ybridgebrewing.com
Y-Bridge Brewing Company consists of a 20-barrel brewhouse, five 40-barrel fermenters, a 40-barrel Brite tank and a two-barrel specialty beer and test batch system. There are 18 taps that feature the main line of beers plus new creations. It’s pet friendly and offers food trucks, liquor and beer. Open year-round.
Stone Crest Vineyard 10310 O’Dell Road, Frazeysburg740-828-9463 stonecrestwinery.com
Stone Crest Vineyard offers 19 wines from dry to sweet and everything in between. Enjoy by the hillside waterfall or a climate controlled indoor seating area. Handicap accessible.
Headley Inn Winery & Vineyard 5345 West Pike, Zanesville740-487-1446 headleyinn.com
Headley Inn first opened in 1833 as an Inn and Tavern. The Winery still features the original interior structure and décor providing a historic setting in the tasting room. It offers a wide selection of wines. It’s pet friendly and handicap accessible. Open year-round.
Weasel Boy Brewing Company 126 Muskingum Avenue, Zanesville740-455-3767 weaselboybrewing.com
At Weasel Boy Brewing Co. you’ll find beers that are well balanced and flavorful. Choose from a cozy, living room style atmosphere by the bar and stage or smaller intimate spaces and additional dining on the pizza kitchen side of the building. It’s handicap accessible and offers food, liquor and beer. Open year-round.
White Eyes Creek Winery 9065 Clay Pike, Chandlersville740-221-2546 findohiowines.ohio.gov/discover/wineries/white-eyes-creek-winery
White Eyes Creek Winery offers a quiet country setting with a view of the countryside. Enjoy your wine from their outside areas or tasting room. Light snacks available.
This article originally appeared on Coshocton Tribune: New wine trail traverses Coshocton, Muskingum and Guernsey counties
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