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Jane’s Saddlebag is a folksy heritage site filled with various attractions and lots of character. The Union, KY property is family-owned and has been in the Blackmore family since 2004 when Pete Blackmore bought the farm and opened a restaurant in the 1800s home on the estate. He named it after his mom, Jane, in her memory after she passed away. Pete’s son Brett Blackmore owns the business today with manager Tony DeMatteo. Jane’s now features a Whine Shoppe, General Store, Amphitheater, Kids Playground, and Kids Village for guests to enjoy. ADDRESS: 13989 Ryle Road (41091) / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Homemade Oreo pie{ }/ Image courtesy of Jane's Saddlebag // Published: 4.16.19<p></p>

A portrait of Jane in the restaurant.{ }The name "Saddlebag" comes from the rural style home where the restaurant now resides. The building was built in the 1800s and was a "saddle bag house," which were homes that featured two rooms side by side, a shared chimney, and is no bigger than one and a half stories high. The restaurant serves hamburgers, steaks, potato salad, and desserts with varying specials. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19 / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Moxie is a neighbor dog and Jane’s volunteer guest-greeter. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Jane’s Saddlebag is open April through October weekends. The hours are Friday 11 AM-8 PM and Saturday & Sunday 11 AM-7 PM. It is only a 40-minute scenic drive from Cincinnati. People can also rent out the venue for private parties, weddings, and corporate events for anyone looking for a home-style, country aesthetic. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

The Whine Shoppe offers a variety of Kentucky and national wines sold by the glass, bottle, and in wine tastings. Jane’s Saddlebag is in the production of making their own bourbon-barrel wine, and guests especially enjoy the fruity wine slushies. They also make a small-batch, award-winning bourbon. It’s won a gold medal three years in a row from The Fifty Best blind bourbon tasting competition in New York. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

One of the biggest events held at Jane’s is the Wine Festival. It’s one of the largest wine festivals in the state, celebrating around a dozen Kentucky wineries and plenty of craft vendors. It will be held May 18 and 19 of this year. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Peach wine slushie{ }/ Image courtesy of Jane's Saddlebag // Published: 4.16.19

You’ll find antiques, knick-knacks, and Jane’s Saddlebag souvenirs for sale in the General Store and Whine Shoppe. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

You’ll find antiques, knick-knacks, and Jane’s Saddlebag souvenirs for sale in the General Store and Whine Shoppe. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Neighboring farms have friendly animals that say hello. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Jane’s Saddlebag is a folksy heritage site filled with various attractions and lots of character. The Union, KY property is family-owned and has been in the Blackmore family since 2004 when Pete Blackmore bought the farm and opened a restaurant in the 1800s home on the estate. He named it after his mom, Jane, in her memory after she passed away. Pete’s son Brett Blackmore owns the business today with manager Tony DeMatteo. Jane’s now features a Whine Shoppe, General Store, Amphitheater, Kids Playground, and Kids Village for guests to enjoy. ADDRESS: 13989 Ryle Road (41091) / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

The amphitheater hosts live music every Sunday in May from 3-6 PM. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Jane’s is very family-oriented with their Kids Playland and Kids Village—a tiny town of buildings where kids can pretend to be grownups in a mechanic shop, distillery, and jail. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Kids Playland{ }/ Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Jane’s Saddlebag is open April through October weekends. The hours are Friday 11 AM-8 PM and Saturday & Sunday 11 AM-7 PM. It is only a 40-minute scenic drive from Cincinnati. People can also rent out the venue for private parties, weddings, and corporate events for anyone looking for a home-style, country aesthetic. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Neighboring farms have friendly animals that say hello. Pictured is a female, Ankole-Watusi cow. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

An old-fashioned smokehouse was also discovered on the property when it was purchased. It was reassembled and moved further behind the restaurant at one point and now functions as storage rather than preserving and smoking meats like it once did. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

The Whine Shoppe offers a variety of Kentucky and national wines sold by the glass, bottle, and in wine tastings. Jane’s Saddlebag is in the production of making their own bourbon-barrel wine, and guests especially enjoy the fruity wine slushies. They also make a small-batch, award-winning bourbon. It’s won a gold medal three years in a row from The Fifty Best blind bourbon tasting competition in New York. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Big Bone Church in Kids Village{ }/ Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

The name "Saddlebag" comes from the rural style home where the restaurant now resides. The building was built in the 1800s and was a "saddle bag house," which were homes that featured two rooms side by side, a shared chimney, and is no bigger than one and a half stories high. The restaurant serves hamburgers, steaks, potato salad, and desserts with varying specials. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Kids Playland{ }/ Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Jane’s is very family-oriented with their Kids Playland and Kids Village—a tiny town of buildings where kids can pretend to be grownups in a mechanic shop, distillery, and jail. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Jane’s Saddlebag is open April through October weekends. The hours are Friday 11 AM-8 PM and Saturday & Sunday 11 AM-7 PM. It is only a 40-minute scenic drive from Cincinnati. People can also rent out the venue for private parties, weddings, and corporate events for anyone looking for a home-style, country aesthetic. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

You’ll find antiques, knick-knacks, and Jane’s Saddlebag souvenirs for sale in the General Store and Whine Shoppe. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Jane's Saddle Bag award-winning bourbon / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

The name "Saddlebag" comes from the rural style home where the restaurant now resides. The building was built in the 1800s and was a "saddle bag house," which were homes that featured two rooms side by side, a shared chimney, and is no bigger than one and a half stories high. The restaurant serves hamburgers, steaks, potato salad, and desserts with varying specials. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Jane’s Saddlebag is a folksy heritage site filled with various attractions and lots of character. The Union, KY property is family-owned and has been in the Blackmore family since 2004 when Pete Blackmore bought the farm and opened a restaurant in the 1800s home on the estate. He named it after his mom, Jane, in her memory after she passed away. Pete’s son Brett Blackmore owns the business today with manager Tony DeMatteo. Jane’s now features a Whine Shoppe, General Store, Amphitheater, Kids Playground, and Kids Village for guests to enjoy. ADDRESS: 13989 Ryle Road (41091) / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Jane’s Saddlebag is a folksy heritage site filled with various attractions and lots of character. The Union, KY property is family-owned and has been in the Blackmore family since 2004 when Pete Blackmore bought the farm and opened a restaurant in the 1800s home on the estate. He named it after his mom, Jane, in her memory after she passed away. Pete’s son Brett Blackmore owns the business today with manager Tony DeMatteo. Jane’s now features a Whine Shoppe, General Store, Amphitheater, Kids Playground, and Kids Village for guests to enjoy. ADDRESS: 13989 Ryle Road (41091) / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

The name "Saddlebag" comes from the rural style home where the restaurant now resides. The building was built in the 1800s and was a "saddle bag house," which were homes that featured two rooms side by side, a shared chimney, and is no bigger than one and a half stories high. The restaurant serves hamburgers, steaks, potato salad, and desserts with varying specials. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

Jane’s Saddlebag is open April through October weekends. The hours are Friday 11 AM-8 PM and Saturday & Sunday 11 AM-7 PM. It is only a 40-minute scenic drive from Cincinnati. People can also rent out the venue for private parties, weddings, and corporate events for anyone looking for a home-style, country aesthetic. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

The amphitheater hosts live music every Sunday in May from 3-6 PM. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

The Whine Shoppe offers a variety of Kentucky and national wines sold by the glass, bottle, and in wine tastings. Jane’s Saddlebag is in the production of making their own bourbon-barrel wine, and guests especially enjoy the fruity wine slushies. They also make a small-batch, award-winning bourbon. It’s won a gold medal three years in a row from The Fifty Best blind bourbon tasting competition in New York. / Image: Katie Robinson, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.16.19

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