Harmony Winery

Because of a Unilocal post, I heard about Harmony Winery hosting a free Friday movie night. I voted online for my movie choice but lost. The majority voted to watch Perfect Pitch. As I got into the movie while eating my take-​in pizza, the movie was excellent. The owner offered us free popcorn. I cannot wait for them to host again.
I tasted two wines that they make there. I like their Ghost Berry (White Cranberry Pinot Gris) and their strawberry rhubarb (not as fruit noticeable as I expected).
I hope to stop by on Sat. or Sun. from 1 — 5 PM to try their free soup or chili during the winter season.
They have a wine club for a fee. Also, this winery is among 4 other wineries in a Cardinal Flight wine trail passport for gifts or prizes.

This winery is so fun! Great wine, wonderful service. Excellent!

Wonderful wine and even better company! Kevin and Tatyana are incredible and personable people! We will be back!

I hate sounding cliché and starting a review with «I really wanted to like (insert business) but (insert list of stuff of gripes). I seriously love so many things about Harmony except the one thing that matters most… the wine. This just made me sad. I believe my friend said it best when she described the taste of many of the sweeter wines as comparable to the sugar free crystal light packets. Yeah, it just wasn’t good.
Our waitress was AMAZING! So accommodating, personable, and such a pleasure. We decided to sit outside and enjoy the day before the rain started. Our waitress was attentive despite having to run inside and out to help customers. The winery itself is cute. Simple and modern. Kudos to them for selling cheeses from local gem Tulip Tree Creamery. Their cheese is incredible!
Ok now, let’s talk about the wine. One friend had been to Harmony before and ordered her favorite wine which is the Red Devil. They had several tasting options including a 1 oz sample of all menu items. That sounded like a winner to me. We started with the drier reds and worked our way through to the sweeter wines ending with a dessert wine. Out of the drier wines the Malbec was a stand out. It wasn’t great, but better than the others. Unfortunately, the sweeter wines were worse. They were just not good. I’m not a wine snob by any means. I felt as if the wine flavor ideas were great, but maybe the winery was a bit ambitious. So many flavors that weren’t quite fully developed. Most tasting like a mixture of watered down crystal light. I’m so bummed that none really suited my fancy although the apple flavor wasn’t too bad. My friend who is not a sweet wine fan found several she liked.
This place has great potential. I know they are new so maybe over time things will improve. I love how they offer glass painting, yoga, karaōke, and do many other incredible events. I would like to go back to try their winter wine menu and get some amazing Tulip Tree Creamery cheese. I wish them the best and hope one day I can be a solid fan.

Participated in a wine and chocolate tasting at Harmony winery. The owners are very friendly and welcoming. It is obvious they are very passionate about their product. The caramel port and the coffee port offer some very unique flavors.

Went here for a wine and chocolate tasting. The wine was really good and the owners were extremely knowledgable about the product they make. I was expecting the chocolate to be some type of gourmet chocolate from a local chocolate shop, but instead it was store bought candybars which threw me off. I understood the concept though. The wine is slightly higher priced than other local wines. The only thing I’ll note is that the owner mentioned that they had a coffee port and that it was the only coffee enhanced wine in the area, which was not true. New Day has a coffee mead wine. I didn’t want to break his heart though :) everyone was very friendly and accomodating. I’d love to go back and take a wine class sometime.

Kevin and Tatiana are the best! They make you feel so comfortable like you are at home! We spent 3 hours in this winery thinking we were just doing a tasting and moving on. But we stayed because how warm it felt and just how nice they made the experience for us! Good wine and great experience

Great place for a tasting. The owner is very knowledgable and there were two or three wines that I liked very much.

Great place to sample wine, make it, buy it and most important learn about different types of wine. Very knowledgeable and just a fun place to visit!

An interesting approach to a local winery. It was hard to find (granted it was already dark and the sign was dim), but worth popping in for a $ 5 tasting.
Their wine list was insane — nearly 40 on their printed list — which makes sense why they pre-​select the 10 to taste. They change up the tasting list every couple weeks, which, in my book, is a great reason to go again… and again.
As with any winery, there were some I liked (Nero D’Avolo — I definitely tasted the «grapes grown at the foot of a volcano» influence) and some that just didn’t click (I don’t want to skew you).
For a dry red girl, their fruit wines were surprisingly good, although I’ll agree with Lauren that there was a kool-​aid wine slipped in.
The only thing I found odd was their wine club. It’s the first that I’ve seen that doesn’t include bottles. $ 45/​year gets you tastings for 2 twice a month and use of a special glass. A heck of a deal, but it kind of caught me off guard.
I’m not sure when I’ll be back in the neighborhood, but I’d be inclined to pop back in and see what was on the tasting list.

Cute little winery in Fishers. My girlfriends and I had a great deal from groupon of 10 tastes for each of us and $ 40 credit to buy wines. They have quite a variety of wines. I also loved how everything had a music theme to it. The owner plans on having activites on certain night like karaōke, ordeavor parties, cookouts, etc.

The wine just wasn’t my favorite. The tasting was pretty big up to 10 wines. However, the day we went there were only 10 wines to pick from and I knew I wouldn’t like one of them (I don’t like Chardonnay). Plus we had a four person Groupon but our 4^th couldn’t make it. They wouldn’t let us share the fourth tasting amongst the three of us even though we paid for it! A lot of the fruit wines tasted like kool-​aid to me. If you like cheap sugary, fruity «wine» then go ahead but otherwise just make the trip to Easley.

You really need to taste their wines and you can make your own wine too! The wine making process is very interesting and it is a whole process that is very hands on. I find their wines to be quite delicious and I would recommend that you go and try them yourselves.

Can’t wait to hear Jarrell Smith at the next Harmony wine event. Jazz and wine always go together!

When Tanya bought her husband Kevin a wine-​making kit for Christmas nearly 10 years ago, I’m sure she never imagined it would result in opening their own winery. But here it is — Harmony Winery in Fishers. This is the ultimate wine experience for the DIY type because not only can you taste an impressive selection of wines, but find one you like and Kevin will teach you how to MAKE it, too. Hubs and I stopped in for what we thought was going to be a quick tasting and stayed almost two hours drinking interesting wines and talking to Tanya and Kevin, who are incredibly pleasant and knowledgeable. No doubt we’ll be back soon to try more — especially since they’re starting Old Movie Nights on Thursdays. (Humphrey Bogart? A glass of wine? Yes please!) We were pleasantly surprised by how much we liked everything we tried (we left with two bottles. Yes, you can buy it pre-​made if you’re feeling lazy). Now our only challenge will be to decide which one to go back and make ourselves. But regardless of which one we pick, it’s a heck of a deal. Their flat batch rates include the instruction fee, the kit, and everything you need to bottle and label your finished product — and it’s surprisingly reasonable. Plus you get bragging rights when you break it out at a dinner party…

Just opened. Owners are terrific. Great wine, wonderful niche. Stop in for a wine tasting. You can make your own wine, come back and bottle/​label it. Great activity for a group!