Absolutely gorgeous inside and out! Could sample as many things as you wanted. Highly recommend…read moredoing a flight if it's your first time there. The Apple Pie Cider was heavenly! The appetizers were outstanding! Ordered the mega pretzel with cheese and Buffalo chicken dip! Huge portions!! The staff was beyond incredible! Very accommodating especially with our children! Offered height chairs and helped make things easier for them! So kudos for being kid friendly too! Very cozy and quiet in there, hidden gem, could relax. Enjoy your drinks and food! The prices were great too! 10/10 would recommend! Can't wait to go back!

Davenport Fruit Farm Cidery & Winery is a delightful escape from reality. Located away from the…read morehustle and bustle, surrounded by an orchard, with these fun red buildings I could have stayed there all day. I literally could have. My mother and I sat underneath an umbrella outside on the grass sipping wine and just taking everything in. The staff was amazing. They were very friendly and hospitable. The wine was delicious. The boozy ice cream was incredible. I've tried making boozy ice cream and I've never come close to this magic! I was very impressed with the wine selection and found them to be a good balance. Nothing was too fruity and this felt like a more traditional winery than I've experienced elsewhere in the region. While I enjoyed the wine my mother opted to stick with the ice cream. I loved how or came with the tasting board and was an option! It was brilliant!

I had heard about this place at least a year ago, but it has taken me that long to finally get…read morehere, thanks to a holiday ad I saw in the local "Backyard Smart Shopper" featuring them that jogged my memory and initiated this visit. When you arrive, you realize that it really is a "cellar" as the tasting room is located in the basement of a house. When you walk in the door, it is very tastefully decorated, and very warm and welcoming. When I arrived, nobody was there to greet me, but there is a button to push, and a gentleman came down momentarily. He was very knowledgeable of his products, and told me a little bit about where he sources his honey (some of it sourced locally), and promptly started pouring me a variety of samples for me to taste. There were a multitude of various bouquets, and flavors, sweet, dry, fruity, etc., and something for a wide variety of palettes. I settled on purchasing two types, one being a semi-sweet made with orange blossom honey, and the other, a black mead made with fresh currents. These will be served at the dinner table with our holiday meals. Very cool place, and I highly recommend the experience.

My husband and I were in the area and we couldn't find the place so we called and the man said they…read morehave been permanently closed for over a year. So just an FYI!

Really enjoyed our visit. It's been 25 years since coming here…read more Did try 5 wines. Companion tried 3 distilled liqueurs. All very good. They have come a long way!

Conneaut Cellars Winery is a great winery. Out of all the wineries I visited in the region this…read morewinery was the most traditional with wine varieties found in any winery I've gone to in California or Washington. It has great ambiance - it feels like a wine tasting room should feel, if that makes sense. They proudly display their well earned awards and the lady who helped my mother and I was very knowledgable. I loved how they clearly had a sweet scale and weren't either pretentious nor poetic in their descriptions which gave a very clear expectation of the tasting profile. I ended up buying a bottle of their Forte Venango which was a fabulous port. I found it smooth, sweet but not super sweet, and very tasty! While I opted for the wine flight trying pinots and the malbec my mother opted for a wine slushy. She very much enjoyed her wine slushy as we discussed wine. I was sorry to hear that they no longer made ice wine due to lack of popularity. My mother said that they had the best ice wine. It was a fantastic stop on my wine tour!

Fun beautiful and perfect summer night band and wine and beer what's not to love. A great location…read morefor chill summer night concerts . The drinks and selections are plentiful.

The wine is varied and GOOD (!) and the service is terrific! We visited twice in one day…read more Definitely worth the time!

This is a must try if you are on the wine trail! Claire behind the bar was an absolute delight and…read moretook the time to tell us all about historic barn then walked through each of the wines they offered! She also was able to tell us about other wineries we should visit and made the experience amazing! As for the wines 6 mile has some great choices and when it came time to buy some bottles we had to think hard about which ones we wanted to get because they all were so good!

Had a really enjoyable wine tasting here. Service was great and they had a nice variety of wines. I…read moreappreciated that they had Saperavi, a Georgian grape, but wish they offered a version that wasn't blended with Cab Sauv. All the wines I tried though were enjoyable and they also had hard ciders but I didn't try any of those. It's a nice relaxing atmosphere and scenic view. I'd definitely come back if I was in the area again.

This is a fantastic winery with a lot of seating inside, outside, and balcony. Wine is delicious…read moreand there is a full bar if you are not interested in wine. They even have an axe throwing business next door.

What a nice establishment up at the lake…read more We have had a summer home up here forever and this was our first time at the winery. We saw they had a band playing - it was cold out - so decided to give it a shot. All seats were filled when we got there .. but as soon as a seat opened up .. we grabbed it! The band was great - the beer was good and the pizza was delicious. Will def go back - next time on a nice night when you can enjoy all the outdoor seating that is available too!

If you're looking for a place to relax with friends over a $5 or $6 glass of cider or wine, look no…read morefurther than Knockin Noggin. I first discovered this little charming cidery and winery from my partner who had tried the cider elsewhere. Returning from Erie, he found that we'd be passing Knocking Noggin so we swung by. We've made the trip three times now. We've only been disappointed once when my partner and I bought 4 growlers for a gathering we were having and none of them tasted good. Something happened where they were either mixed or went bad in a matter of two days. I reached out to management, and they quickly responded with apologies offering to provide us with complimentary refills. We brought our growlers back just as promised and they were refilled at no charge. Some of my favorite ciders have been the seasonal ones including Butter Beer, Pineapple, and Chocolate Strawberry. Pineapple is my top one hopefully coming back in the summertime. If you have the chance, visit this place during a town festival or even when nothing is happening to just have a wine slushy or glass of wine out on the patio. One of our last visits was during a Harry Potter Festival which was fun and interesting. Whatever you're doing, don't pass this place by, you won't be disappointed.

Staff was extremely friendly and helpful. They give you a great 'pour' for the money…read more Only negative was the large amount of LARGE flies in the inside tasting area. Constantly shooting them away.

What a beautiful gem in Waterford! I was in town for a family reunion and visiting Jade was a…read morehighlight of the week for us, locals and visitors alike. We were a big (and noisy, oops) group and Derek was so generous, patient, and informative. You can tell he loves both making wine and bringing folks together. The space was designed and built out beautifully (very thoughtful to include a lift for accessibility), they even have a pool table. We tried several flights and I loved the cider slushy and the Cab "Frank." I think it's so cool that this young family made such a great space and product for the community in their own backyard. I'm both impressed and jealous. Well done !

Friendly, cute, small winery in Waterford. Wines tried were sweet to semi and were delicious and…read morerobust. My fave is the Honey Coffee.

Wilhelm Winery... is awesome. First of all, it's a pretty decent drive from the Burgh- about an…read morehour and a half. It's basically a straight shot, but a long drive none the less. The building is adorable. It's an old barn and the signage is minimal outside. They have a beautiful patio where they often host events. Their biggest ones being for Labor day and Memorial day each year. Inside, they have gift baskets, tons of wine accessories, some mixes for dips, etc... but most importantly, their wine. They have a decent selection of wines, ranging from dry to very sweet. Since I am not a fan of dry wines, I never really sampled any. The driest wine I tried was their Riesling, which I found to be super delicious. Their Fredonia is incredible- my favorite red wine. The Deer Creek White is a MUST try- it's like drinking adult grape juice. Pink Catawba is also a favorite, as well as their Cranberry Splash. The Cranberry is very tart- but I found that it mixes very well with ginger ale or sprite and is awesome to drink for the holidays. Their fruity wines are also delicious- blueberry, peach and blackberry were all very good. They also sell some of their wines in boxes. The upstairs is decorated in a "homey" manner, making it even more cozy and cute than it already is. On Sundays they have a special on their glass of red wine- $3 a glass all day. They also have happy hour each day, featuring a different wine each day. I had been to Wilhelm many times before with my family. The most recent time, the woman working was extremely patient while I sampled multiple wines and gave us some suggestions as well. The one thing I did notice is that they chill their wines quite a bit- making the wine much colder than it would be in a typical refrigerator. The ice cold wine can have an effect on your taste buds (as I have learned through many years of serving alcohol). If the wine doesn't taste the same as it did at the winery, I would recommend to chill it more than an hour or two in the fridge. Because the drive is kind of lengthy to only purchase wine, I would recommend purchasing online or waiting until an event and spend your whole day there! OR you could do what I have been doing for many years- visit Vacationland campground right down the road, and then visit =].

So, my husband and I were returning home from a weekend trip and I talked of how I've long wanted…read moreto take a road trip with no specific destination - one where I would just keep an eye out for interesting signs (museums, quirky stores, historic sites, parks, etc.). The kind of things I think about stopping to check out, but don't because I'm focused on the destination. So hubby suggested making one such stop on our way home - and lo and behold - Wilhem Winery. I enjoyed a tasting - very reasonably priced - and selected some wine to take home. The best part may have been the wine-making museum upstairs. Small, but really interesting. The gift shop is fairly typical of a small winery, but I always find it fun to browse. With plenty of seating, I'm sure this is a great place to hang out and sip wine with friends on a nice day.

Just two short blocks from Meadville Medical. The sandwiches were so delicious and the little shop…read moreis so quaint. The server was the sweetest man. Would definitely recommend and will go back when in Meadville.

Stopped in here on our way up to Buffalo and we're glad we did. Service was helpful and the prices…read morewere very good. $12.50 for a 12" meatball sub, slice of pepperoni pizza, and a bag of chips. Divey takeout spot with some tables inside if you want to eat in. Can order over the phone to pick up or just come inside.. It comes out pretty quick. There is also pizza by the slice and some pepperoni rolls and garlic knots on display. Meatball sub slapped. The sauce is rich, crusty bread, and the meatballs had flavor. Good experience.