Ollinmäen Viinitila
Finnish winery, restaurant and lakeside accommodation serving visitors in Anttola and the Saimaa region
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Ollinmäen Viinitila
Ollinmäen Viinitila is a winery and tourism business producing wines, cider, sparkling wine and liqueurs. Its services include wine tastings, a reservation restaurant, bed-and-breakfast accommodation and a lakeside villa with a sauna.
The company serves visitors in Mikkeli’s Anttola area, with daily wine tasting and events available by arrangement. It also sells drinks for takeaway and offers lodging and event venues.
Ollinmäen Viinitila Oy is based in Anttola and was founded in 1995. The business describes itself as among Finland’s first farm-wine producers and artisan distilleries.
Product: Wines, cider, sparkling wine and liqueurs, alongside tastings, dining, accommodation and event services.
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