Easley Winery II

We enjoyed a beautiful Saturday afternoon recently at Easley Winery (205 College Avenue, Indianapolis). In case you haven't been to Easley lately, you will want to see the fabulous renovations and new format (including winery tour) that is now a part of the weekend lineup.  Every visit can be a new adventure.

In addition to seven wine tastings for five dollars, you'll be shown "backstage" to the production area and learn how Easley makes their award-winning wines.  Easley makes a dry Chambourcin and one of the best Traminette's you will encounter anywhere in the state.  But the lineup goes well beyond these two traditional Hoosier varietals.  Whether red or white, dry or sweet, you are certain to discover a wine you will enjoy.

And here's one of the best features--the staff.  Bring your wine questions, and don't be afraid to ask for additional information about the art or science of the craft. 

Thanks to the Easley family and staff for an afternoon of hospitality and support.

~Todd & Becky Outcalt 

Wine Thoughts

Recently was interviewed on this radio spot about Indiana Wineries.  I hope I was able to shed a little light on the growing Hoosier wine scene.  Thank you, WFYI--Indianapolis, for inviting me. 

http://www.wfyi.org/programs/the-art-of-the-matter/radio/wine-tastings-cat-videos-and-curious-artists


~Todd Outcalt

Easley Winery

This Saturday, November 14th, please join us at Easley Winery in Indianapolis from 2-5 p.m.  We will be signing copies of Indiana Wineries, but also taking home some of our favorite Easley wines at day's end.  (Address: 205 N College Avenue)

If you have not been to Easley, you will be treated to an excellent experience and some fantastic wines.  Easley recently garnered top-award (double gold--wine of the year) for their 2014 Traminette.  In addition to being Indiana's signature grape with dozens of variations among the Hoosier wineries, the Easley offering has a floral nose with hints of apricot and a semi-dry tone on the tongue and cheek.  Easley is also known for their Reggae labels and this winery has one of the largest selection of in-home wine-making supplies. 

The weekend looks to be a beautiful one and visitors will enjoy the knowledgeable staff.  And there are several excellent restaurants in the area as well.

Hope to see you soon.
And Happy Tastings!

~Todd & Becky