Mallow Run Winery - Bargersville

I hosted a Hikerbabes VIP Hike Wine, and the winery we visited was Mallow Run (we previously hiked at Southwestway).The wine was FINE! In a great way. 2 of us actually opted for Ciders! I used to live on Indy 's Southside, but have moved while Mallow Run used to be a once a week visit, I have not been in 5+ years. I now live an hour away. It was great to re-visit several years later, and given the very FEW wineries that are close to hiking spots throughout Central Indiana, Mallow Run will stay on the list!There is no FOOD, but there are snacks that can be bought. I bought 1 large snack tray for our whole group to munch on, but told the ladies they were welcome to bring outside food!Mallow Run is dog friendly, but dogs must remain leashed, picked up after and outside. Really limits the time of year we can visit as a group.

We have enjoyed Mallow for 6+ years.Always a great place to enjoy a variety of locally sourced wine, live music food, the best winearita’s!! Our fav is the charcuterie box and Mare’chal Foch, and John’s homemade cucumber crème spread! A truly relaxing beautiful vineyard getaway anytime the stresses of city life demand a break! Your friendly fur babies are welcome too!

Very enjoyable place to taste wine and to listen to music. You are allowed up to four tastings for free. You can then purchase a bottle s and sit outside to enjoy the live music. Not sure if there is music every night so you should checked into it before heading there. There is plenty of parking and they have a nice outside patio as well as an extensive lawn to stretch out on. Bring chairs and/or a blanket. The band we saw was the Indy Annie's and they were awesome! Excellence performers and fun music! We even bought their CD. There were food trucks and booths that sold various items on the day we attended.The wine is quite good, too. We bought the Fusion Red Blend $30 and it was well worth it! In fact, we bought another two bottles and a charcuterie box of cheese and meats $18 and enjoyed the music as well as a beautiful Fall day. I would definitely return to this winery again if I'm in the area.

Great family-friendly venue. The best time to take kids is between May and October for the summer concert series. There’s a variety of food truck options and a great selection of wine as well as some mixed drinks.

Very enjoyable place to taste wine and to listen to music. You are allowed up to four tastings for free. You can then purchase a bottle s and sit outside to enjoy the live music. Not sure if there is music every night so you should checked into it before heading there. There is plenty of parking and they have a nice outside patio as well as an extensive lawn to stretch out on. Bring chairs and/or a blanket. The band we saw was the Indy Annie's and they were awesome! Excellence performers and fun music! We even bought their CD. There were food trucks and booths that sold various items on the day we attended.The wine is quite good, too. We bought the Fusion Red Blend $30 and it was well worth it! In fact, we bought another two bottles and a charcuterie box of cheese and meats $18 and enjoyed the music as well as a beautiful Fall day. I would definitely return to this winery again if I'm in the area.