Puchta said their winery never really had a problem with overconsumption since it was off the beaten path. The families bring their kikds and sit on the blankets out here and play ball. The rest of Hermann is returning to this. Stone Hill Winery is like a giant playground for the young and old. After taking a tour through the underground cellars and learning the process of wine production, families congregate on the large deck or the slope overlooking the town.
Couples spread their blankets and share a bottle of wine.
Children giggle as they slide down the hill, not worried about getting dirty. Others play with their airplanes or footballs. In seasonal months, the winery hosts events such as dances, grapestomps and concerts featuring jazz, blues, Cajun and bluegrass music. Walking along the hilly streets is interesting enough. Reminiscent of the Rhine Valley in Germany, red bricks and reen iron adornb the building with a small garden occasionally separating them.