What do I know about beer? Not much. What do I know about…read morewine? Even less. Either way, this seemed like it would be a nice random stop in the Tunkhannock area and thankfully, it was. The below lists what they offer and when they offer it. www.nimblehillbrewing.com/come-visit-us.html Overall it's very straight forward. When you walk in, they have their offerings for sale in a grab and go format or they have sitting rooms & a small bar like environment where you can taste/sample and hang out. We rumbled in about an hour before closing on a weekday and chose to sit at the bar. The staff we encountered were all fantastic and they gave some nice guidance as to what to expect with certain flavors depending on what we chose. Speaking of choice, they give you sheets if you're going down the tasting route that explains what you're getting yourself into (dry, sweet, dessert, etc.) and if there is any upcharge past that standard 5 for $12 charge. Some of the stuff was definitely not my speed (i.e. I'm not a dry guy) but some of it was nice and we bought a few bottles to take with us. They do offer some pretzels, crackers and cheese for pairings for a small additional charge. Nimble Hill was fun diversion. It was a very enjoyable experience and a member of staff gave us a fantastic dinner recommendation for The Beaumont Inn which also turned out to be fantastic just as she said it would be.

So I am updating this review not based on the beer or the wine. They're still fantastic however…read morethey've closed the gorgeous sitting room to parties of 6 or more. I'm very disappointed to say the least as this was our favorite spot to just sit and relax with our tasting. While I will still buy the beer I won't make a special trip to come sit at a high top table with chairs with no backs. Unfortunate they have forgotten about the customer so soon.

Family owned small business that is great for a good time. We had a bachelor party here and it was…read morean informative liquor tasting. They distill their own liquors and give you the history on what they make and when and how that specific liquor was created. It was a great way to have a couple drinks and learn a bit in the process. I would recommend to anyone for an event or just a quick stop to try some local distilled liquor. All the guys had a blast. The owners, Johnathan and Maryann are very accommodating and went above and beyond to make us feel at home.

Great deals and alot to choose from this is my best place to get beer I took family and friends…read morehere very much liked and friendly service

We needed some last minute brews before our weekend of camping, so we pulled over at the first beer…read moredistributor google maps gave us. The clerk was super friendly, and even gave us a free sticker. I marked this place a 4 star because the selection wasn't very big. There's plenty of your average beers like keystone and bud light. But the craft beer selection was lacking. I was going for a watermelon wheat beer, or a smaller craft brewery's wheat beer and had to end up getting shock top. Another person in my group wanted a Mexican beer, and we were not able to find one. We left happy enough tho with some variety packs. Plus the prices were great! If you are into fruity beers/wine coolers, this place has a LOT of that! Some fun drinks I've never seen before, but those things are always too sweet for me. If you love them, you'll love this selection.

We really enjoyed our visit to Wood Winery. Me and my husband were in the area for our wedding…read moreanniversary and decided to check this winery out on a beautiful May Saturday. We shared a flight of wines, cheese and crackers, sitting under a beautiful Apple tree. The owner was very nice and knowledgeable and her strawberry rhubarb sangria was delicious. If you're in the area, stop in and hang out for a while. The locals are nice too. (:

This was a small, quaint winery. The owner was very nice, friendly and knowledgeable about the…read morearea. The wine selection was good. We did the wine tasting along with a couple of little bites.

The Jam Room was a really fun space to bring the kids on a sleepy afternoon. We arrived as soon as…read morethey opened on a weekday. There was no one else in the brewery, so our kids could play with the toys they had on hand with no issue. Jam Room also features a large collection of albums that you can play to set the proper mood. One of the adults in our group is gluten sensitive, so the cherry vanilla cider was a big hit. I went for a pint myself! It was just the right amount of sweet with big flavor. I liked the brown ale the best (not a surprise for me). And Jam Room has cool people behind the bar! We made great conversation and were able to just relax. I ended up taking the brown ale home in cans and it held up just as nicely. Another company sells food inside the brewery, typical pub fare like fries and pizza. It's always nice to have a food option; we do not always get that in New Jersey. Definitely check out Jam Room!

My buddy and I stopped in with our dogs. Jam Room is VERY dog-friendly! I had a flight of 4…read moredifferent beers and all of them were great .I ordered the chicken bites and would absolutely order them again. My friend had the pulled chicken sandwich and liked it a lot. The staff was really cool, nice and friendly. I'd highly recommend stopping in for a meal and some beers, especially if you have a dog.

Service was excellent. Pleasant atmosphere. Very clean. My only complaint was there wines that…read moreshould be dry all had a sweetness to them. if you like sweet wine, you should enjoy this winery. I like very dry wine. There were a few people there eating and they said the food was very good. Small shop but extremely reasonable prices.

Don't go here expecting a tour or anything - it's a small shop that does tastings. Free tastings,…read morebut if you want to go see some vineyards or processing gear, this is not the place for you. Eight tastings (and I mean tastings...the pours where you get .25 oz) and they favor sweeter wines (which is the norm for northern vineyards). They did seem to have a nice amount of drier wines which my husband and I were like "yeah...we should really have those" after being grossed out by a sickly sweet "semi sweet" wine they had. The lady then said, "okay we'll do this" which was their Riesling...LADY. Did you not hear me say no more sweet wines? We kind of had to stamp our feet and say no more. But, the dry wines were quite good - they had a nice unoaked Chard and their Cab Franc was really good, but my husband preferred the Cab Sauv so we got that instead. The bottles were $14-$17 a piece, which I am happy to pay to support a local winery. Even if they try to make me drink blueberry wine. Gah.

We were very excited to find meade! This place did not disappoint. I would highly recommend to…read moreanyone considering. The tastings were delisious and fun. The information behind the meade equally entertaining. Scott pouring behind the counter was a delight. We bought some to continue tasting at homes. Will definitely visit again when we are in Scranton.

Had a wonderful time at this meadery!! Went for a tasting with a bachelorette group and had the…read morebest time! They went above and beyond with bride decor and cups, so thoughtful! The owner was so knowable and enthusiastic to talk about the different meads! Highly recommend to any group, well worth the stop!

The food was alright. Stick to the basics for this place. My friend said that he thought the wings…read morewere small. I thought they were a fine size. The buffalo sauce was tasty. The really spicy sauce is very spicy and doesn't taste great. We got it on the side which was a good choice. Wing was well-cooked and tender. Bread and butter type of stuff. I enjoyed it. However, I had some of my friend's pizza. Would be fine for kids. I was not a fan. I know NEPA folks have different standards for pizza and it may just not be to my tastes as a born-and-raised Delawarean. (I'm not saying Delaware has excellent pizza). The burger was good. Nothing to write home about. Server was friendly. Cleared the clutter well and very personable. The key to this place is the ambiance and the beers. Great place to watch a game with friends. Perfect amount of patrons. Looks clean and cabin-like. Located outside of Lakeland orchards on the way south. I imagine the place would be receptive to larger parties if you called ahead. TLDR: Overall good experience, go for the vibes and beer. Stick to bar food.

We were traveling through the area and looked for a local brewery for dinner once we arrived. I…read moremade a quick reservation on Open Table because I wasn't sure how busy it would be. Because of traveling through, we didn't realize it was karaoke night. It was very entertaining but very loud for a family-friendly dinner. I'm no pearl-clutcher, but people were swearing while singing and talking into the microphone in case that is not your thing. The beer was all very good. Probably the most pleasing assortment of beers we've had at a brewery in a while. I had the Whistle Wheat Ale w/ Blueberry. Among the table we also had: Gooseberry Gose, Smooph and Hillclimb Hustle. We ordered tasters of the Mango Habanero and Blackberry Jalapeño. All were delicious. The food mostly got thumbs up. The homemade pickles were SO close to being amazing. They were hammered with salt. I couldn't even finish one of them. Maybe someone went a little heavy with the salt on this batch. The Mushroom Swiss burger had the same issue: something in there was over salted. Not sure if it was while cooking the mushrooms/ onions or in the aioli. Someone at the table ordered the chicken sandwich and it.came out a bit overcooked. For the thumbs up: the Outpost Burger, the pizza, and the Blackened Chicken Fajita wrap. Giving 4 stars because the beer at the heart of the brewery was so good. The food was hit or miss but is worth a stop. Karaoke was funny but listening to the same three people sing over and over - maybe it's not the right entertainment? Or maybe it was a bad night and I'm just a random tourist swinging through town. Totally possible.