Holton, Indiana

Gather among the sunflower rows and taste what grows from our soil.

Sunflower oil, fresh-baked goods, and house-made wines — all cultivated and crafted right here in Holton.

What We Offer

From seed to table — and then to glass.

Everything at Otter Village begins with the land. Our sunflowers are grown without rush, pressed for oil, and turned into the goods you'll find on our shelves. Our winery uses fruit sourced from the region, fermented and aged with patience.

Cold-pressed sunflower oil in a clear glass bottle with golden liquid

Sunflower Oil

Cold-pressed from our own harvest. Clean, light, and full of the season's sun.

Artisan sourdough bread on a wooden board with flour dusting

Artisan Bakery

Sourdough loaves, sunflower seed crackers, and seasonal pastries baked fresh each morning.

Wine bottles on a rustic wooden shelf with soft natural light

Winery

Small-batch wines made from locally sourced fruit. Red, white, and seasonal releases.

Shelled sunflower seeds in a ceramic bowl beside a whole sunflower head

Shelled Seeds & Gifts

Roasted snack seeds, sunflower butter, and curated gift bundles for the table.

A farmer standing in a sunflower field at golden hour

Our Story

Rooted in Holton since the beginning.

Otter Village started as a simple idea: grow something honest. A patch of sunflowers, a few fruit vines, and a willingness to slow down. What grew from that was a farm and winery that has become a gathering place for neighbors and visitors alike.

We don't chase scale. We chase quality — in the oil, in the bread, in the wine. Every bottle and every loaf carries the mark of this place: the soil, the season, the hands that tended it.

100% Locally grown ingredients
Small-batch Wine production
Daily Fresh bakery items

Visit Us

Come walk the rows.

4947 W County Road 325 N

Holton, IN 47023-8608

We're a working farm and winery. Hours vary by season — call ahead or email to confirm.

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4947 W County Road 325 N
Holton, IN 47023

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