Harkness Edwards Vineyards - Winchester, Kentucky

Audra C.

This place is magic! Every wine we tasted was good and we couldn’t decide which bottles we wanted to take home. We made their Peach Sangria into a birthday morning celebration and we regretted not buying a few more. The beer cheese and pretzel sticks were our favorite snacks and the whipped feta with hot honey hit the spot as well. I would be here every week if I lived in KY!

Ashley M.

I love this place! Such a pretty and quaint little vineyard and perfect for a picnic which is the experience my friends and I came for at the peach house. The setup, service, food and wine were top notch! Definitely will be back!

Deanna B.

We took a little day trip from Red River Gorge to explore the area and stumbled upon this gem of a winery—and I’m so glad we did!

We did a flight of dry reds and whites, and both were absolutely fantastic. Smooth, flavorful, and really well-balanced. We ended up taking home a bottle of the Crimson Red, which I highly recommend—easily one of the standouts.

The only thing I’d tweak is the view from the tasting area. While it has a lovely outlook over the rolling hills, I do wish it faced more directly toward the vineyards—it would’ve made sipping even more scenic. Still, a great stop for wine lovers looking to relax and discover something new.

A parking area where you cross this rust barn before seeing the Peach House.

Savannah M.

Our group of 7 visited on a Saturday evening to celebrate a birthday. There was plenty of parking available next to the black barn, which we walked through to get to the main Peach House. Despite the size of our group, the service was wonderful and fast. We each enjoyed a wine tasting board and shared multiple charcuterie spreads amongst our group. The outdoor seating area was the perfect spot for us to relax and spend time together. We hope to visit again soon and sign up for one of their many events!

cheryl P.

Pretty road coming to vineyard. Old barn and peach colored house . Beautiful garden in bloom during June. Picnic tables outside. Some shade. 4 Steps leading into building, not handicapped accessible. Nice presentation of 5 different wines for $10. Appetizers were very good, especially the one with cheese and honey. Wine reasonably priced. Staff very friendly and hospitable. There is a dining room area. Also a room with many wine related items for sale.

Robin K.

I'd give it more if I could. Loved the house, the property, the woman taking care of us. Also Peaches the kitty... And the wine was pretty good too!!! Very nice. If you go you will enjoy yourself. They made up a charcuterie tray for us. And l, being gluten free, I brought my own crackers. Really nice. Thanks so much for a great afternoon! They do have other beverages there if wine is not your thing.

Randy G.

Excellent small winery! Located in an old house, it's a great setting. The house isn't accessible if you are in a wheelchair, or can't do steps, but there are picnic tables and chairs outside. It's really a nice, quiet place with beautiful scenery.

Jordan N.

Such a charming, inviting environment. We stopped in on a whim after seeing the vineyard show up on Google. From the barn entry way to southern tasting room to pleasant outdoor dog-friendly space, it was all a great experience! The wine was very good as well. We shared a tasting and at the owners recommendation got a 6th complimentary sample of Fling (an unoaked Chardonnay). We enjoyed Fling so much we got a bottle to share while on property. This vineyard/winery is doing everything right. If we ever return we will try to hit an event. Make sure to say hi to Peaches, the friendly winery cat.

Ashley M.

I love this place! Such a pretty and quaint little vineyard and perfect for a picnic which is the experience my friends and I came for at the peach house. The setup, service, food and wine were top notch! Definitely will be back!

Deanna B.

We took a little day trip from Red River Gorge to explore the area and stumbled upon this gem of a winery—and I’m so glad we did!

We did a flight of dry reds and whites, and both were absolutely fantastic. Smooth, flavorful, and really well-balanced. We ended up taking home a bottle of the Crimson Red, which I highly recommend—easily one of the standouts.

The only thing I’d tweak is the view from the tasting area. While it has a lovely outlook over the rolling hills, I do wish it faced more directly toward the vineyards—it would’ve made sipping even more scenic. Still, a great stop for wine lovers looking to relax and discover something new.

A parking area where you cross this rust barn before seeing the Peach House.

Calvin A.

Beautiful place to come and enjoy some wine. They have good food options, and lots of wines. They have a lot of locally grown wine along woth plenty of wines they make here in house with other grapes.

Savannah M.

Our group of 7 visited on a Saturday evening to celebrate a birthday. There was plenty of parking available next to the black barn, which we walked through to get to the main Peach House. Despite the size of our group, the service was wonderful and fast. We each enjoyed a wine tasting board and shared multiple charcuterie spreads amongst our group. The outdoor seating area was the perfect spot for us to relax and spend time together. We hope to visit again soon and sign up for one of their many events!

cheryl A.

Pretty road coming to vineyard. Old barn and peach colored house . Beautiful garden in bloom during June. Picnic tables outside. Some shade. 4 Steps leading into building, not handicapped accessible. Nice presentation of 5 different wines for $10. Appetizers were very good, especially the one with cheese and honey. Wine reasonably priced. Staff very friendly and hospitable. There is a dining room area. Also a room with many wine related items for sale.