Wyandotte Winery, Columbus

We are a small winery in northeast Columbus. The winery opened in 1977 when the land around us was field and forest. Since then a neighborhood has sprung up around the winery. The winery was built to be a home as well as a winery and it still is to this day. Wine is produced in the cellar that was specially designed to be a wine making facility, and the wine shop and tasting room provide a comfortable, relaxed environment to taste and enjoy Wyandotte's wines. Wyandotte does not have a vineyard, although the current owners, Robin and Valerie Coolidge, have planted a few vines on the property. Grapes and juice to make the wine come from Ohio whenever possible, but if the fruit cannot be grown well in Ohio, it is brought in from other parts of the US and the world including California and Chile.

Our goal is to produce wines that people enjoy. We believe wine should be fun and enjoyable, not intimidating.

At Wyandotte, You Enter a Customer, you leave a friend!

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