Toledo's Share Winery — Attraction in Toledo

Toledo’s Share wine is truly a hidden gem that that will delight the senses from the first sip to the last lingering moment of your visit. The wines are exceptional—elegant, well-balanced, and clearly crafted with care and expertise. I I had the pleasure of attending the grand opening, and it was an unforgettable experience from start to finish. From the moment I arrived, it was clear that this place is something to be proud of, especially for Toledoans. Whether you’re a fan of bold reds, crisp whites, or rosé…every bottle of Toledo’s Share tells a story of quality and passion for the craft. What truly sets Toledo’s Share apart are the owners, Angel and Kathryn Tucker! Not only are they a beautiful couple, but they’re friendly, knowledgeable, and eager to share their story of how they began their wine-making journey, and how they stepped out of their comfort zone to begin this venture.

Their hospitality makes the experience feel both personal and enriching. From their first greeting to the last pour, everything is done with attention to detail and genuine care.

If you’re looking for a place where great wine meets great people and great vibes, Toledo’s Share should be at the top...

I can’t believe I wasted time and money at this sad excuse for a winery. The wine tasted like it was fermented in a mop bucket—each glass somehow managed to be both sour and watery, like it couldn’t decide whether it wanted to be vinegar or dirty dishwater. I’ve had better wine from a gas station shelf.

The service? Abysmal. The owner struts around like she’s the queen of Napa when she’s running what amounts to a glorified backyard science experiment. She was rude, condescending, and seemed to go out of her way to make guests uncomfortable. Her “charm” is the kind you’d expect from someone who thinks microaggressions are personality traits. I felt more welcomed at a DMV.

The atmosphere? Picture this: plastic chairs, flies everywhere, and décor that looks like it was stolen from a thrift store clearance bin. Even the “vineyard” was a sad patch of weeds and dying vines. I wouldn’t be surprised if their grapes were imported from the discount bin at a grocery store.

If you’re looking for overpriced swill served with a side of bad attitude and questionable ethics, congratulations—you’ve found the perfect hellhole. Everyone else: do yourself a favor and stay...

I consider myself somewhat of a wine snob with an open mind knowing we all have a different & changing pallet! I have taken trips around the country & world to experience their wines (Napa, Italy, Greece….) and even taken classes to learn as much as I can about wine for my work studying with places like Nickel & Nickle, Silver Oak and Orin Swift. I have not always been a supporter of “local” Midwest wines (usually too sweet ) but always give them a try for taste and experience. Well let me tell you Toledo’s Share wine blew away my expectations! It’s DELICIOUS! I actually brought home 12 bottles after my FIRST tasting and use exclusively now as “my house wine”! I can’t wait for their actual winery/tasting room to open to share the experience with my other real WINE...