easy
6–8 hours
No special fitness required; suited for attendees comfortable with casual walking
Join the Ohio Wine Producers Association’s hands-on workshop at Three Oaks Vineyard and gain expert insights into launching or growing a successful winery in Ohio. Discover why Granville is becoming Ohio’s hub for innovative wine businesses.
Key Information to Get You Started in your New Business
Join the Ohio Wine Producers Association on November 2 for the "New and Soon-to-Be Wineries Workshop" at Three Oaks Vineyard. Gain invaluable insights for launching or growing your winery, enjoy networking with industry peers, and take home a comprehensive video series. A day of learning, collaboration, and delicious refreshments awaits!
The Ohio Wine Producers Association is planning a full day of information, support, and collaboration for those looking to start or for those who have recently opened a winery.
The “New and Soon-to-Be Wineries Workshop” will include a full day of extremely valuable information as you are planning or move into the first years of operation..
Date: Sunday, November 2, from 10 am til 4 pm.
Place: Three Oaks Vineyard in Granville [just outside Columbus.]
What: In addition to the myriads of ideas and information shared during the day, you will take home links to our complete video series whose topics are listed on the next pages.
And: You will begin building relationships with existing wineries and with those just starting. These networking opportunities will serve you well far into the future.
Cost: $100 for the first person from a business and $50 for each additional attendee from that company. The day will include lunch, snacks, and beverages.
Reservations are required, and we ask that as soon as your schedule allows, please sign up so we can prepare adequately.
We hope to see many of you in Granville on November 2nd.
November in Granville can be chilly; dress in layers to stay comfortable during vineyard tours and workshops.
Arrive early to network and familiarize yourself with the vineyard grounds before sessions begin.
Networking is key—bring plenty of business cards to connect with industry peers and experts.
Granville can be busy during events; reserve your lodging in advance for convenience and comfort.
Granville has agricultural roots dating back to the 19th century, with a growing reputation for quality Midwest wines.
Three Oaks Vineyard applies sustainable farming practices to protect local soil health and water quality.
Essential for taking detailed notes during workshops and discussions.
fall specific
November weather can vary; layers keep you warm during outdoor vineyard activities.
fall specific
Great for networking with local wine producers and industry insiders.
Vineyard terrain may be uneven—wear comfortable shoes for walking tours.