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Cellar 426
This
family owned and operated vineyard is located halfway between Lincoln
and Omaha. It compiles not only amazing wine but also magnificent 360
degree views of the wooded countryside and the Lincoln skyline in the
distance.
Ashland

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Loop Brewing
Come
enjoy the unique atmosphere of this historic building along with fresh
brick oven pizza and smooth craft beer. This is the perfect place to
dine with your family and friends. Share a pint of fine, handcrafted
beer within sight of their brewery tanks.
McCook

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Mac's Creek Winery & Vineyards
This
twelve-acre family owned vineyard lies along the banks of the beautiful
Spring Creek. They offer ten different types of grapes, including red
and white varieties that they use to create their wines.
Lexington

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Nissen Wine
This
family-owned and family-operated winery has grapes planted in 12 acres
of the 400-acre farm. The Nissen family selects vines to complement the
calcium-rich rocky soils and climate of this region. This vineyard
employs hand-harvesting methods to guarantee that the highest-quality
fruit available reaches the winery.
Hartington

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Scratchtown Brewing Company
Nestled
in the scenic North Loup River Valley, Scratchtown Brewing Company
brews and serves a variety of handcrafted beer that prides itself on
simplicity and Nebraska Sandhills water.
Ord

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Thunderhead Brewing
Thunderhead
not only offers award-winning beer made just to order, but they also
have a variety of mouthwatering foods. This is great place for the whole
family to come relax and enjoy the atmosphere.
Kearney

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Too Far North
This
winery, a great place for any occasion, is nestled in a 1904 brick
building and offers over 100 wines. They also offer personalized wine
labels that are great for gifts and events.
Fort Calhoun

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Winemaker's Loft
This
small family-operated vineyard was established in 2003 on 16 acres
overlooking Rock Creek. Come enjoy a relaxing atmosphere with a bottle
of wine and appetizers on the patio or in the tasting room.
Parks

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