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Britany Swiney (left) serves one of the Arpeggio Winery selections to Diana Ropp of Illinois Agri-Women. Besides eight wines, the Pana winery also serves sangria, beer and soft drinks.
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All of the Arpeggio Winery wines are named after musical terms, including Symphony, Melody or Rhythm.
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Arpeggio’s vineyard is the backdrop for the winery’s band shell. There’s plenty of lawn, patio and deck seating to watch the musicians.
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The Swiney family barn provides solid and interesting structural bones for the Arpeggio Winery’s tasting room. Besides two floors of seating and a deck, there’s also a fireplace, a band shell, a patio and plenty of windows to enjoy the view.