Events

Time for some slow, slow music...HA HA, NOT A CHANCE!!!  This is Radiotronic and they play great high energy music from the 1970's to today.  Bring dancing shoes or break dance barefooted! Our concerts are free and they are family friendly. You are welcome to bring food. We are normally selling grilled fare to benefit various programs from Special Olympics to Providence High School Swim and Dive. No other alcohol permitted. All concerts are outside. Wine tastings during concerts are outside. Wine can be purchased inside or outside. Cheese and crackers are available inside the winery. Grilled fare is sold on the east side of the winery behind the band. We have complimentary plastic cups. We sell wine glasses or you can bring your own wine glass. We suggest that you bring a lawn chair. Lastly, if you would like to borrow an ice bucket for your wine, great. We have them available, just please return them to the winery or the tent before you leave. Cheers, Laura, Jim, Max, Joe, Catherine, and our wonderful staff.

The annual Tour De Pork Bike Ride is here.  Funds raised for the Tour De Pork are used to support the Ohio River Greenway project, a wonderful walking, running and cycling path along the Ohio River from New Albany, through Clarksville, to Jeffersonville.  When the Tour De Pork bike ride began being hosted at Turtle Run Winery, the pathway was in the construction and design phase.  For past riders, thank you! The bike ride begins around 8:00 AM.  Choose between the 25 or 50 mile course.  Our Harrison County roads are exquisite for cycling, no potholes and low traffic.  And all of the dogs are well behaved! When you return, you'll be treated to a wonderful lunch, compliments of the ticket you purchased for the ride. For free, enjoy the soothing sounds of the CMN Band.  CMN plays the classic easy tunes of the 1970's and 1980's.  You'll get a little Bread, some America, perhaps some Billy Joel classics and more! Music plays from 11:00 to 3:00.  Or just come for the music!  You can skip the ride and just enjoy the music. To sign up for Tour De Pork, go to the following website: http://www.friendsofthegreenway.org/le-tour-de-pork.html  

Hi Everyone, We are taking this weekend off for concerts.  Please feel free to come out for wine! Cheers, Laura and Jim

Gosh, I hated to cancel this one.  UGH.  I have been looking at the weather since 5:00 AM today, Sunday, and now it's 9:00.  Listened to all of the forecasts.  I sense this one persistent spot in Illinois is going to affect us around 3:30 to 4:00 PM today with a gully-washer of rain, which is not so good for the musical equipment, and if there is lightning, not so good for the patrons either.  I really wanted to hear this band! Dang it...Jim   Here we go, we have masterful band of southern/folk rock, which should be highly entertaining and will really get you going musically.  Lots of instrumentations including the electric guitar, bass, drums, acoustic guitar, sax, and an amazing fiddle, 1 lead vocal, 3 backup vocals.  This should be great! Our concerts are free and they are family friendly. You are welcome to bring food. We are normally selling grilled fare to benefit various programs from Special Olympics to Providence High School Swim and Dive. No other alcohol permitted. All concerts are outside. Wine tastings during concerts are outside. Wine can be purchased inside or outside. Cheese and crackers are available inside the winery. Grilled fare is sold on the east side of the winery behind the band. We have complimentary plastic cups. We sell wine glasses or you can bring your own wine glass. We suggest that you bring a lawn chair. Lastly, if you would like to borrow an ice bucket for your wine, great. We have them available, just please return them to the winery or the tent before you leave.   Cheers, Laura, Jim, Max, Joe, Catherine, and our wonderful staff.

Friday, July 5th at Turtle Run Winery. Thinking a lot of people are off work and perhaps looking for something fun to do. I don't do this often, certainly not often enough. I think I can manage this with our awesome staff today. For anyone who asks, we'll do one of my "Critically Acclaimed" sensory analysis on how the shape of a wine glass affects the acute flavors we perceive through volumetric pressure, vapor pressure, slope, flow rate, and the subconscious responses in nanoseconds to flavor and aroma recognition due to mouth vaporization location and rate. In semi-layman's terms, I can prove there is no such thing as a red wine glass, a white wine glass, but I can prove that wine does taste different out of different glasses and your perceptive like of this glass over that glass is tied to your individually unique biology. Anyone game? Come on out today! Cheers, Jim