• BLACK HILLS | HILL CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA •
PRAIRIE BERRY WINERY
We are grateful to have shared the last 25 years with our customers and guests. We had a vision of creating a world-class winery and brewery experience in the Black Hills of South Dakota and our customers and staff made that a reality. We will treasure those memories as we close Prairie Berry Winery and Miner Brewing Company at the end of 2024. We could never accurately express what it's meant to share our family tradition of South Dakota wines and beers with people from around the world.
Our Wines
Handcrafted on-site in the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota, our wines have won over 1,000 international awards.
The Tasting Room will be open exclusively for carry out December 30 - January 4.
OPEN DAILY 10 AM - 5 PM
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Gen5 Wine Club
We're not accepting new members at this time. For existing Gen5 Wine Club members, please contact our team with questions about your membership.
MEMBERSHIP RESOURCESShipping Wine
If you’re in one of the 35+ states we ship to, shop our full selection online and have your favorite wines delivered to your home.
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Located in the beautiful Black Hills in the shadows of Black Elk Peak, we’re perfectly situated for your upcoming Black Hills adventure.
PLAN YOUR VISITFind us three miles northeast of Hill City, just a few miles from Mount Rushmore and Crazy Horse.
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Miner Brewing Company is closed.
South Dakota will always be home to Miner Brewing, and your ongoing support has meant the world to us. Cheers to all the laughter, the friendships, and the shared love of craft beer. Thank you for making this dream possible.
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From humble beginnings to a state-of-the-art production facility, many things have changed, but not everything.
Our winemaker, Sandi Vojta, has been experimenting with fermentation since she was a young girl. After graduating college with chemistry and biology degrees, she, her husband, and her father set out to create a unique South Dakota experience, founding Prairie Berry Winery in 1999.
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